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Clean up window/global management #28

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searls commented Sep 14, 2015

Left a comments on 027fcf0 & 4872c50

this ensures the lodash build for browser tests is same one for node
tests. Versioning and updating of vendor is now simply through
package.json and handles both browser and node
same as with lodash:

serving from node_modules ensures same version of mocha-given between
node/browser. no need to manage in-repo vendor file
browser helper sets mocha ui to mocha-given
Now that subject is being served from the standard build file (dist/),
and mocha-given is being served from node_modules, we don't need custom
script tags in the test page. And the browser-helper sets mocha-given as
the mocha UI so we don't need that in the test page either. That gets us
back to the OOTB mocha+chai test page that ships with testem.
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all concerns resolved, i believe. branch has been rebased onto master

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searls commented Sep 14, 2015

blindly merged because i trust jason

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Clean up window/global management
@searls searls merged commit 3bc2752 into master Sep 14, 2015
@searls searls deleted the window-global branch September 14, 2015 19:45
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