I love cucumber but I never follow the pattern to (1) write the feature file, (2) generate partially implemented tests with said file, (3) finish implementing the tests + subject under test.
It's better to (1) write the test, (2) then later once all that's done, extract documentation in a human-friendly format.
I'm on my 3rd hearing aid and unfortunately they haven't gotten much better for me in the past ten years, dispute the claims the technology has gotten so much better. I think it's because the signal processing challenges for single sided hearing loss is totally different for bilateral hearing loss. It's also a much smaller and there for under prioritized market segment.
It's better to (1) write the test, (2) then later once all that's done, extract documentation in a human-friendly format.