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- The suites that change the title put the default back at the end, so a re-run against the same shop starts from a known state.
- Flashlight compiles Smarty templates once: after editing `displayHome.tpl`, clear `var/cache/*/smarty` in the container.
- A fresh Flashlight shop is installed with GB as its country, and its payment modules are restricted to GB only; France is not even active on the 1.7.8.11 image. The `Checkout` suite ships a French address, so it would find no payment method. `tests/flashlight-init/30-enable-payment.sh` activates France and opens the payment modules to every active country. With it, `Checkout` passes end to end on fresh 1.7.8.11, 8.1.7 and 9.0.0 shops (it fails at the address step without it).
- Don't run two PrestaFlow processes at the same time on one machine with the current library: they share one browser file and each run closes the other's Chrome at exit ("The page was closed and is not available anymore"). Fixed in PrestaFlow/php-library on branch `fix/checkout-page-closed`.
- Don't run two PrestaFlow processes at the same time on one machine with the current library: they share one browser file and each run closes the other's Chrome at exit ("The page was closed and is not available anymore"). Fixed on the library's `dev` branch (PrestaFlow/php-library#65), which this repository installs (`dev-dev`); not yet in a tagged release.

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