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  24       This intentionally does not reference 'xunit', 'xunit.core', or any runner packages.
  25       XUnit recommends only using xunit.extensibility.*, xunit.assert, and xunit.abstractions for packages which "extend" xunit.
  26       This allows consumers to decide which type of xunit runner they want to use to run these tests,
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  29       See https://xunit.github.io/docs/nuget-packages and the special note in https://xunit.github.io/releases/2.3.
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