Maybe you should have brought that up earlier instead of acting smug and burying the lede? It's also pretty telling that you didn't elaborate this further and kept your comment short.
What you should have said is that some parameterized test generators do automated white box testing where they look at your code similar to a fuzzer and try to find the test cases automatically. Your first link is literally just setting up an array with test cases, which basically means you'd have to use an LLM to quickly produce the test cases anyway, which makes parameterized testing sound exceedingly pathetic.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/test/generate...
>IntelliTest explores your .NET code to generate test data and a suite of unit tests. For every statement in the code, a test input is generated that will execute that statement. A case analysis is performed for every conditional branch in the code. For example, if statements, assertions, and all operations that can throw exceptions are analyzed. This analysis is used to generate test data for a parameterized unit test for each of your methods, creating unit tests with high code coverage. Think of it as smart fuzz testing that trims down the inputs and test cases to what executes all your logic branches and checks for exceptions.