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-{
-	"settings": {
-		"Lua.workspace.library": [
-			"${3rd}/luassert/library"
-		]
-	}
-}
diff --git a/meta/3rd/busted/library/busted.lua b/meta/3rd/busted/library/busted.lua
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----@meta
-
-assert = require("luassert")
-spy = require("luassert.spy")
-stub = require("luassert.stub")
-mock = require("luassert.mock")
-
----Undocumented feature with unknown purpose.
----@param filename string
-function file(filename) end
-
----Mark a test as placeholder.
----
----This will not fail or pass, it will simply be marked as "pending".
----@param name string
----@param block fun()
-function pending(name, block) end
-
----Define the start of an asynchronous test.
----
----Call `done()` at the end of your test to complete it.
----
----## Example
----```
----it("Makes an http request", function()
----    async()
----    http.get("https://github.com", function()
----        print("Got Website!")
----        done()
----    end)
----end)
----```
-function async() end
-
----Mark the end of an asynchronous test.
----
----Should be paired with a call to `async()`.
-function done() end
-
----Used to define a set of tests. Can be nested to define sub-tests.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test Item Class", function()
----    it("Creates an item", function()
----        --...
----    end)
----    describe("Test Tags", function()
----        it("Creates a tag", function()
----            --...
----        end)
----    end)
----end)
----```
----@param name string
----@param block fun()
-function describe(name, block) end
-
-context = describe
-
----Functions like `describe()` except it exposes the test's environment to
----outer contexts
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test exposing", function()
----    expose("Exposes a value", function()
----        _G.myValue = 10
----    end)
----
----end)
----
----describe("Another test in the same file", function()
----    assert.are.equal(10, myValue)
----end)
----```
----@param name string
----@param block fun()
-function expose(name, block) end
-
----Functions like `describe()` except it insulates the test's environment to
----only this context.
----
----This is the default behaviour of `describe()`.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test exposing", function()
----    insulate("Insulates a value", function()
----        _G.myValue = 10
----    end)
----
----end)
----
----describe("Another test in the same file", function()
----    assert.is.Nil(myValue)
----end)
----```
----@param name string
----@param block fun()
-function insulate(name, block) end
-
----Randomize tests nested in this block.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("A randomized test", function()
----    randomize()
----    it("My order is random", function() end)
----    it("My order is also random", function() end)
----end)
----```
-function randomize() end
-
----Define a test that will pass, fail, or error.
----
----You can also use `spec()` and `test()` as aliases.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test something", function()
----    it("Runs a test", function()
----        assert.is.True(10 == 10)
----    end)
----end)
----```
----@param name string
----@param block fun()
-function it(name, block) end
-
-spec = it
-test = it
-
----Define a function to run before each child test, this includes tests nested
----in a child describe block.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test Array Class", function()
----    local a
----    local b
----
----    before_each(function()
----        a = Array.new(1, 2, 3, 4)
----        b = Array.new(11, 12, 13, 14)
----    end)
----
----    it("Assures instance is an Array", function()
----        assert.True(Array.isArray(a))
----        assert.True(Array.isArray(b))
----    end)
----
----    describe("Nested tests", function()
----        it("Also runs before_each", function()
----            assert.are.same(
----                { 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, 14 },
----                a:concat(b))
----        end)
----    end)
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function before_each(block) end
-
----Define a function to run after each child test, this includes tests nested
----in a child describe block.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test saving", function()
----    local game
----
----    after_each(function()
----        game.save.reset()
----    end)
----
----    it("Creates game", function()
----        game = game.new()
----        game.save.save()
----    end)
----
----    describe("Saves metadata", function()
----        it("Saves objects", function()
----            game = game.new()
----            game.save.save()
----            assert.is_not.Nil(game.save.objects)
----        end)
----    end)
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function after_each(block) end
-
----Runs first in a context block before any tests.
----
----Will always run even if there are no child tests to run. If you don't want
----them to run regardless, you can use `lazy_setup()` or use the `--lazy` flag
----when running.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test something", function()
----    local helper
----
----    setup(function()
----         helper = require("helper")
----    end)
----
----    it("Can use helper", function()
----        assert.is_not.Nil(helper)
----    end)
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function setup(block) end
-
-strict_setup = setup
-
----Runs first in a context block before any tests. Only runs if there are child
----tests to run.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Test something", function()
----    local helper
----
----    -- Will not run because there are no tests
----    lazy_setup(function()
----         helper = require("helper")
----    end)
----
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function lazy_setup(block) end
-
----Runs last in a context block after all tests.
----
----Will run ever if no tests were run in this context. If you don't want this
----to run regardless, you can use `lazy_teardown()` or use the `--lazy` flag
----when running.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Remove persistent value", function()
----    local persist
----
----    it("Sets a persistent value", function()
----        persist = "hello"
----    end)
----
----    teardown(function()
----         persist = nil
----    end)
----
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function teardown(block) end
-
-strict_teardown = teardown
-
----Runs last in a context block after all tests.
----
----Will only run if tests were run in this context.
----
----## Example
----```
----describe("Remove persistent value", function()
----    local persist
----
----    -- Will not run because no tests were run
----    lazy_teardown(function()
----         persist = nil
----    end)
----
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function lazy_teardown(block) end
-
----Runs last in a context block regardless of test outcome
----
----## Example
----```
----it("Read File Contents",function()
----    local f = io.open("file", "r")
----
----    -- always close file after test
----    finally(function()
----        f:close()
----    end)
----
----    -- do stuff with f
----end)
----```
----@param block fun()
-function finally(block) end