Add truthy falsy example - #3467
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Added type definitions for Node.js to the TypeScript configuration.
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Two CI jobs failed on Node 22 and Node 26. This example doesn’t touch AVA internals, so the failures appear unrelated. Let me know if anything needs to be adjusted. |
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The code is done and passing on stable Node versions, but the snapshot check fails on the experimental Node v26 Linux runner. Since I am on windows and cannot replicate that environment locally to update the baseline, could a maintainer please run the snapshot update on review? Thanks! |
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This PR adds a small beginner-friendly example demonstrating AVA’s t.truthy() and t.falsy() assertions. The example shows how to check whether values are considered truthy or falsy in JavaScript, helping new users understand AVA’s assertion helpers.