One neat thing I noticed about writing e2e tests: it kind of forces you to get a11y right. If something isn't observable for your tests, it probably isn't observable to an AT.
One neat thing I noticed about writing e2e tests: it kind of forces you to get a11y right. If something isn't observable for your tests, it probably isn't observable to an AT.
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