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Add a `pressKey` helper?
See original GitHub issueHow about adding a pressKey helper which fires keydown, keypress and then keyup?
EDIT: Updated helper name.
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Green light then for someone to implement it.
Actually having a single helper that simulates a full key interation (fires keydown, keyup and keypress in sequence) sounds reasonable, the same way
clickfires mousedown, focus, mouseup and click in sequence.I’d call it
pressKeytho, but it sounds reasonable.