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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .eslintrc.json
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### Loading the fixture and expectation files directly

You could also read the various fixture and expectation files directly, and not use any of the above code.
The fixtures and expectations are provided in two formats:

* Individual fixtures and expectations can be found in the "fixtures/" and "expectations/" directories. These files are useful when running the tests from Node.
* A combined fixture file, containing all but two of the tests, can be found alongside a combined expectation file, in the "combined/" directory. These may be useful if your test runner runs inside a browser. The HTML file contains only the fixtures, in a series of `<div>` elements; it is not a fully-formed HTML document.

The reason why the combined files don't contain all of the test fixtures is that two ("application-alone-on-body-is-ignored" and "landmark-role-on-body") require an ARIA `role` attribute to be set on the `<body>` element.

Use as a benchmarking tool
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### Loading the fixture and expectation files directly

You could also read the various fixture and expectation files directly, and not use any of the above code.
The fixtures and expectations are provided in two formats:

* Individual fixtures and expectations can be found in the "fixtures/" and "expectations/" directories. These files are useful when running the tests from Node.
* A combined fixture file, containing all but two of the tests, can be found alongside a combined expectation file, in the "combined/" directory. These may be useful if your test runner runs inside a browser. The HTML file contains only the fixtures, in a series of `<div>` elements; it is not a fully-formed HTML document.

The reason why the combined files don't contain all of the test fixtures is that two ("application-alone-on-body-is-ignored" and "landmark-role-on-body") require an ARIA `role` attribute to be set on the `<body>` element.

Use as a benchmarking tool
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