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typos & missing tick in test/specifications #3

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Expand Up @@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ for an assertion module.*
``"!=="``.

1. The assertion object must have a function
``errror(callback, Error_opt, message_opt)``
``error(callback, Error_opt, message_opt)``
*Note: in the CommonJS specification, this was named ``throws``,
however this name was not ergonomic before ECMAScript 5.
Assertion objects may provide ``throws`` for backward
Expand All @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ for an assertion module.*
1. If ``Error`` is provided, calling ``callback`` must throw
an error that is an instance of the given ``Error``.

1. If ``Error` is not provided, calling ``callback`` must
1. If ``Error`` is not provided, calling ``callback`` must
throw an exception.

1. The corresponding ``operator`` for an ``AssertionError`` is
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1. For each enumerable property of ``tests`` that starts with
``"test"``, ``run`` must execute the corresponding test,
proceding to the next test only when the previous ends.
proceeding to the next test only when the previous ends.

1. If the corresponding value is a function,

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