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The chart below tracks our pass rates in several focus areas of the Web Platform Tests, as well as the whole CSS and WPT test suites. To drill down the pass rates under a focus area, see the Servo results on wpt.fyi.
Scores are calculated as percentages of total enabled
tests within the suite that pass. A passing test with no
subtests gets a score of 1 while a test with subtests gets a
score between 0 and 1 representing the fraction of passing
subtests within that test. This is different from the
percentages on wpt.fyi which is calculated by giving equal
weight to both top-level tests and subtests.
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