I think `fuzzy` has this same problem: ``` fuzzy(0-1,0-2) fails == foo.html bar.html ``` Here, `fails` is going to overwrite EXPECTED_FUZZY with EXPECTED_FAIL. Which means that the test could theoretically pass with fuzz, but we wouldn't flag it with TEST-UNEXPECTED-PASS because we would simply ignore the fuzz. Similarly: ``` fails fuzzy(0-1,0-2) == foo.html bar.html ``` will clobber EXPECTED_FAIL with EXPECTED_FUZZY.
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I think `fuzzy` has this same problem: ``` fuzzy(0-1,0-2) fails == foo.html bar.html ``` Here, `fails` is going to overwrite EXPECTED_FUZZY with EXPECTED_FAIL. Which means that the test could theoretically pass with fuzz, but we wouldn't flag it with TEST-UNEXPECTED-PASS because we would be ignoring the fuzz. Similarly: ``` fails fuzzy(0-1,0-2) == foo.html bar.html ``` will clobber EXPECTED_FAIL with EXPECTED_FUZZY.