jquery/jquery — comment on commit 318d47b730769f538dbc24800b9ad67ff8e73ea9
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By mikesherov:

1) is a fair point. I didn't really think about that. I viewed it as a win by testing a single file that was equivalent to the real distributed jQuery, but you're right, it's harder to debug, so a loss there.
2) I wasn't going to do a separate test page. I had an IFRAME test going in the regular suite. Can't use the dist file because I wanted it to run whenever the test suite was run. No one runs the other manual tests. They were in complete disrepair, and in fact, they were the inspiration for this initial consolidation. I hadn't viewed it as "complicating things ad nauseum". In fact, the initial commit I did for include_js.php simplified including jQuery in the test suite down to a single page.