I've been extended the random type prop tester for Common Lisp. The type arguments can be functions, which generate types that are dependent on the values of the preceeding arguments. This is useful for generating valid inputs to operators like AREF (the array indices have to be in range.) I've also added options to specify that the arguments should be replicated before use (necessary for testing destructive operators like RPLACA or NCONC).

I'm adding tested based on this infrastructure to the ansi-tests directory, but they're not going to be invoked directly in a normal run of the test suite, since they take a while to run, particularly on gcl.

Tests on PARSE-INTEGER brought up the question: what is (vector (member #\0 ... #\9))? Is it a subtype of STRING? The spec seems to say yes, but this is getting close to requiring that UPGRADED-ARRAY-ELEMENT-TYPE works on all types, not just those recognized by SUBTYPEP, and that's not possible in general unless U-A-E-T is an identity function (otherwise, it's undecidable.) I think the CL spec needs some work here.