🧪 fix flaky test #4367
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One test in the Marimekko test suite is flaky and (sometimes) fails. It seems to be a rounding issue. Instead of rounding the values ourselves, I use jest's `toBeCloseTo` that compares floating point values allowing for imprecision.
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One test in the Marimekko test suite is flaky and (sometimes) fails. It seems to be a rounding issue. Instead of rounding the values ourselves, I use jest's `toBeCloseTo` that compares floating point values allowing for imprecision.
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One test in the Marimekko test suite is flaky and (sometimes) fails. It seems to be a rounding issue. Instead of rounding the values ourselves, I use jest's
toBeCloseTothat compares floating point values allowing for imprecision.