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Completely remove remaining use of Vows#126

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In followup to PR #121 (port to Jest) and related to PR #89 (use mostly strict assertions), this completely removes remaining use of Vows and related package scripts no longer needed.

TODO items:

/cc @awwright @karfau

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🎉 Really nice!
Since the custom assertions don't really rely on vows other then in tests, we can actually really land this one!

EDIT: Github only showed me the conflicts after I approved, not sure why. I'm not able to dismiss my own approval.

Christopher J. Brody added 3 commits September 18, 2020 01:44
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Note that I did `git checkout --ours test` to avoid the conflicts in
`test`. Next step is to run Pretter on `test` to properly reformat the
updated modules.
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Hey @karfau can you check these changes once again?

I merged changes from master, using git checkout --ours test to avoid some conflicts, and re-applied Prettier formatting to the affected modules.

@brody2consult brody2consult marked this pull request as ready for review September 18, 2020 08:00
@brody2consult brody2consult merged commit 6b01a35 into xmldom:master Sep 18, 2020
@brody2consult brody2consult deleted the completely-remove-remaining-use-of-vows branch September 18, 2020 12:29
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