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- Search existing issues before opening a new one.
- Open an issue before starting large changes so the scope and direction can be discussed.
- Keep changes focused and include tests when behavior changes.
- Install a Node.js version supported by
package.json. - Install dependencies and Chromium.
- Run the repository checks before opening a pull request.
npm ci
npm run test:install-browsers
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- Describe the problem and the approach clearly.
- Link related issues when applicable.
- Update documentation when public behavior or setup changes.
- Keep the repository planning, API reports, and README documents aligned with the implementation.