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 import "atomicgo.dev/assert"
 ```
 
-Package assert provides a set of assertion functions. Every assertion function returns a boolean. This package does not integrate into the testing package automatically. If you want to use this package inside unit tests, you have to check the returning boolean value and call t.Fatal\(\) if the assertion fails.
+Package assert provides a set of assertion functions. Every assertion function returns a boolean. This package does not integrateinto the testing package automatically. If you want to use this package inside unit tests, you have to check the returning boolean value and call \`t.Fatal\(\)\` if the assertion fails.
 
 This library does not provide any error messages. That way the assertions can also be used in production code.
 
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 /*
 Package assert provides a set of assertion functions.
-Every assertion function returns a boolean. This package does not integrate into the testing package automatically.
-If you want to use this package inside unit tests, you have to check the returning boolean value and call `t.Fatal()` if the assertion fails.
+Every assertion function returns a boolean.
+This package does not integrateinto the testing package automatically.
+If you want to use this package inside unit tests, you have to check the returning boolean
+value and call `t.Fatal()` if the assertion fails.
 
-This library does not provide any error messages. That way the assertions can also be used in production code.
+This library does not provide any error messages.
+That way the assertions can also be used in production code.
 
-If you want a full-featured testing framework, we recommend https://github.com/MarvinJWendt/testza (which uses this library for assertions)
+If you want a full-featured testing framework, we recommend https://github.com/MarvinJWendt/testza
+(which uses this library for assertions)
 */
 package assert