Add test for ListItem attributedText #33
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I wanted to add a test that displays the current behavior. This is either the desired behavior, or maybe the desired behavior is different, and this test can be modified to describe the desired behavior.
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I'll try and take a look at this and the issue tonight. |
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The current behavior isn't correct as discussed in the issue, but this test will get updated when the behavior is corrected. |
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I wanted to add a test that displays the current behavior. This
is either the desired behavior, or maybe the desired behavior is
different, and this test can be modified to describe the desired behavior.
This relates to Issue #32
It doesn't solve it, but merely adds a test that passes given the current behavior,
and can be modified if the current behavior isn't the desired behavior.