Intention Driven Design

People who use code to communicate their ideas of software design should give their unit tests along with their implemented code. To me that only seems to be polite. If you’re going to be on a discussion group that has its main focus to be unit testing, you should give examples in unit tests. Give me your intention not your implementation. I really don’t care if you used a long or an integer to implement a counter inside your implementation. If unit testing is the documentation of the code and no other documentation is needed, why is so much implementation used in examples?