Unfortunately doing such is not satisfactory for a couple of reasons.
With many maintained lights, there will be no indication that the em light is operating other than the charging indicator lamp will go out.
Another problem is that there is no indication whether lux levels are sufficient.
Lux levels can be altered by alterations to the fabric of the building, deterioration of lamps, accumulation of dirt and grime or even a change in decor.
To my mind it is ludicrous to require a testing system which will not even indicate that the em lights are working, or allow an assessment of lux levels.