"""Original indentation demonstration. No files, network or external input.
The wrong function is intentionally defective. Passing the paired checks
confirms this demonstration; it does NOT approve the wrong function.
"""

def ready_names(rows):
    result = []
    for row in rows:
        if row["ready"]:
            result.append(row["name"])
    return result


def ready_names_wrong(rows):
    result = []
    for row in rows:
        if row["ready"]:
            result.append(row["name"])
        return result


cases = [
    (
        "unready first, ready second",
        [{"name": "Draft", "ready": False}, {"name": "Report", "ready": True}],
        ["Report"],
        [],
    ),
    (
        "two ready rows",
        [{"name": "A", "ready": True}, {"name": "B", "ready": True}],
        ["A", "B"],
        ["A"],
    ),
    ("empty input", [], [], None),
]

for label, rows, expected, expected_wrong in cases:
    actual = ready_names(rows)
    wrong_actual = ready_names_wrong(rows)
    assert actual == expected, (label, "intended function", actual, expected)
    assert wrong_actual == expected_wrong, (label, "counterexample", wrong_actual)
    print(f"{label}: intended={actual!r}; wrong={wrong_actual!r}")

print("All 3 paired checks match the documented example.")