fix: ignore attribute order in toContainHTML - #732
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Normalize HTML by sorting attributes before comparing so matches are not sensitive to attribute order, and error output stays consistent.
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Summary
toContainHTMLcompared HTML strings with attribute-order sensitivity, while failure messages used pretty-format which sorts attributes, producing identical Expected/Received lines.Test plan
FORCE_COLOR=1 CI=true npm test -- --testPathPattern=to-contain-html --coverage=false --watchAll=false