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It is an interesting case where the tests fail because of a legitimate reason: InaccessibleContentError: The document cannot be accessed or its content can not be selected:The provided selector "section" matches an empty content in the web page at 'https://mistral.ai/legal/'
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This is true, yet it is interesting that this page (linked from Mistral AI's footer) is currently empty, and it seems relevant to me to track it to identify the moment where it will be filled in (or deleted).
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