Remove code that is no more necessary for validating .strobe selector cheat#235
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Remove code that is no more necessary for validating .strobe selector cheat#235piradata wants to merge 1 commit intoflukeout:developfrom
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checkResults functions already prevents cheating with ".strobe" selector by comparing
`$(".table").html() == ruleTable.html()`
because
`ruleTable.find(rule).addClass("strobe");`
will never find anything if dependent on the .strobe class as
`ruleTable.find(".strobe").removeClass("strobe");`
removes the class right before
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checkResults functions already prevents cheating with
".strobe"selector by comparing$(".table").html() == ruleTable.html()because
ruleTable.find(rule).addClass("strobe");will never find anything if dependent on the
.strobeclass becauseruleTable.find(".strobe").removeClass("strobe");already removes the class right before :)