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Add a test framework to HTTPS Everywhere #338
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Add a test framework to HTTPS Everywhere
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Zack (redwire)'s goog. summer of code project involves adding a lot of important update handling code that needs to be tested. Now is a good time to start adding tests for the main extension code.
This pull requests adds a basic script to run tests (
./test.sh) and a few unit tests. It uses the testing framework from the add-on SDK, which can access XPCOM. So we can just runcfx testusing a Firefox profile that has HTTPS Everywhere installed and import the HTTPS Everywhere component.