Which aspect would NOT typically be targeted by testing support tools?

Testing support tools are designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the testing process by automating various aspects of testing. They typically focus on activities that benefit from automation, enabling testers to allocate their resources to more complex or strategic tasks.

Automating repetitive inspections is generally less targeted because inspections usually involve human judgment, critical thinking, and subjective analysis. While tools can assist in many areas, including logging defects or providing analysis reports, the nuanced understanding and evaluation that inspections require cannot be effectively automated in the same way as other tasks.

In contrast, tools effectively automate activities that require significant resources when done manually, repetitive tasks, and even certain types of automation for tasks that could be executed manually but are time-consuming. These areas lend themselves well to automation, thereby allowing testers to focus their skills on more sophisticated testing challenges.