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fix: pull in preconfigured chai from interface tests #2510
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This is to work around chaijs/chai#1298 Fundamentally we cannot pull in chai and add plugins to it without being careful of the order of those plugins as it's a singleton. All we're really interested in is the `expect` function to just get the preconfigured one from the interface tests.
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This is to work around chaijs/chai#1298
Fundamentally we cannot pull in chai and add plugins to it without being careful of the order of those plugins as it's a singleton.
All we're really interested in is the
expectfunction to just get the preconfigured one from the interface tests.