Thanks! I will look into that. I will probably add that `require "watir-rspec"` statement separately into the README, but will see what can i do about the other `require` statement. This is probably a problem in newer RSpec's and i would like to make it work with newer `#expect` syntax too, which RSpec is nowadays recommending. In other words - i will try to create a code, which works even without that require statement, but will then do that with using `#expect` matchers instead.
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