Tests: Accept a small difference of animated width/height #1928
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jQuery 3.2 & newer have a different animation logic and the animated elements width/height differ from the starting ones even at the beginning of the animation. The point of the assertions checking that they're identical was to ensure bug #5245 is fixed; that issue manifested by a big jump to half the element size. To test for that, it's enough to check that the first obtained values are close to the original ones. This makes effects tests pass in all supported jQuery versions. Ref #5245
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jQuery 3.2 & newer have a different animation logic and the animated elements
width/height differ from the starting ones even at the beginning of the
animation. The point of the assertions checking that they're identical was
to ensure bug #5245 is fixed; that issue manifested by a big jump to half the
element size. To test for that, it's enough to check that the first obtained
values are close to the original ones.
This makes effects tests pass in all supported jQuery versions.
Ref #5245