Does Project.toml for tests directory need a [compat] section?

General Usage
1

Let’s say I specify test dependencies in special “name_of_package/test/Project.toml” file.
Does it need to have a separate [compat] section? Can the compatibility versions differ from the ones in the main “Project.toml” file?

2

My package got turned down for registration the first time because I failed to have a [compat] section in the package Project.toml file. My Project.toml file in /test only has the dependencies that the test suite needs that are not exported by the package. It has no [compat] section, name, uuid, or version. The only section is [deps].

So my one data point says “no”.