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@mikestreety Yeah, no problem! For that case, you can run playwright tests without importing a page. E.g. just write `test("test my CLI", async () => { /* your test code */ });`. The test runner will run without loading up a browser. Only thing to make sure is a browser is still in the projects list of `playwright.config.ts`, otherwise it won't load any tests.
@mikestreety Oh, you may be able to get away with just using Playwright, I think it can work well for most testing use cases. If you need to render react/vue/etc. components, try out the test components, https://playwright.dev/docs/test-components, feature. Or, if you really need jest support, checkout Jest-Playwright, https://github.com/playwright-community/jest-playwright, which is a compatibility layer between the two.
I'm curious about your use case, feel free to DM me :)
This surprised me too, when you look further down there's almost always multiple layers of abstractions, each of which defines it's own margin, padding, display, conditions/wrappers.