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var tests = [
  test31, // ctor using valid 2 element sub-protocol array with 1 element server
          // will reject and one server will accept
  test32, // ctor using invalid sub-protocol array that contains duplicate items
  test33, // test for sending/receiving custom close code (but no close reason)
  test34, // test for receiving custom close code and reason
  test35, // test for sending custom close code and reason
  test36, // negative test for sending out of range close code
  test37, // negative test for too long of a close reason
  test38, // ensure extensions attribute is defined
  test39, // a basic wss:// connectivity test
  test40, // negative test for wss:// with no cert
];

function testWebSocket() {
  doTest();
}

SimpleTest.requestFlakyTimeout("The web socket tests are really fragile, but avoiding timeouts might be hard, since it's testing stuff on the network. " +
                               "Expect all sorts of flakiness in this test...");
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