[ARCHIVED] Preact component that can expose its scope for testing
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This is a utility for Preact that allows components to expose their instance for testing. It's designed for developers who need to write unit tests for Preact components and want to access and manipulate the component's internal state and methods during testing. The package provides a base component class that, when extended, enables testing by calling a callback function with the component instance once it's mounted.