export default {
	// solo: 1,

	html: `
	<template id="t1">
	    <div>foo</div>
	</template>
	<template id="t2">123</template>
	<template id="t3">1<b>B</b>1</template>
	`,

	test({ assert, target }) {
		const template = target.querySelector('#t1');
		assert.htmlEqual(
			template.innerHTML,
			`
		<div>foo</div>
   	    `
		);
		const content = template.content.cloneNode(true);
		const div = content.children[0];
		assert.htmlEqual(
			div.outerHTML,
			`
			<div>foo</div>
		`
		);

		const template2 = target.querySelector('#t2');
		assert.equal(template2.childNodes.length, 0);
		assert.equal(template2.content.childNodes.length, 1);
		assert.equal(template2.content.firstChild.textContent, '123');
		assert.htmlEqual(template2.innerHTML, '123');

		const template3 = target.querySelector('#t3');
		assert.equal(template3.childNodes.length, 0);
		assert.equal(template3.content.childNodes.length, 3);
		// test: (with hydration from ssr rendered html)
		// out of order render.
		// <template>1{@html '2'}3</template>  may render as <template>321</template> for ssr+hydration case.
		// we bypass it by using symmetric siblings. hence <template> is not fully stable for this edge case.
		assert.equal(template3.content.childNodes[0].textContent, '1');
		assert.equal(template3.content.childNodes[1].outerHTML, '<b>B</b>');
		assert.equal(template3.content.childNodes[2].textContent, '1');
	}
};