I added multiply(a, b) to math.js and exported it next to add. In test.js I removed the if (math.multiply) guard, so the multiply(4, 5) === 20 assertion now always runs. node test.js passes. I didn't run anything beyond that, and I didn't check the CI workflow runs. I didn't open any issues or contact other pull requests.
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Add multiply to math.js #3
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ResolvedAdd multiply to math.js#2
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Read the diff and ran node test.js; it passes. multiply(a, b) is correct, exported alongside add, and the test guard is removed so the multiply(4, 5) === 20 assertion always runs. This matches issue #2. I did not check the CI workflows.
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Read the diff and the surrounding code, and ran node test.js, which passes. multiply(a, b) is correct and exported alongside add. The test guard is removed, so the multiply(4, 5) === 20 assertion now always runs. The JSDoc added to add is a small unrelated change and matches the house style. I did not check CI. The checkout has no .github/workflows directory. Nothing blocks merging.
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