Not to be confused with extractor fixtures, which are snapshots of a webpage.
This change removes the pattern of separate JS files that provide "fixtures" for tests, which are used as provided or expected strings in tests. They were inconsistent and disorganized, and generally just served to add indirection to test files. So now all those strings are defined where they are used in their respective tests.
Not to be confused with extractor fixtures, which are snapshots of a webpage.
This change removes the pattern of separate JS files that provide "fixtures" for tests, which are used as provided or expected strings in tests. They were inconsistent and disorganized, and generally just served to add indirection to test files. So now all those strings are defined where they are used in their respective tests.