Nutomic
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* Allow fetching person from Pleroma, including test case (ref #1461) * Added test case for parsing community from apub json - fixed a bug with objectid (de)serialization - fixed a bug with outbox fetching (ref #1582) * Added apub test for post * Ignore errors when reading community outbox (fixes #1582) * Dont fetch community outbox/moderators during tests * added test for lemmy comment * Added federation test for pleroma comment * Added html2md crate to parse comment html from pleroma (fixes #1461) * some fixes for update_apub_test_files.sh * Add tests for ToApub, private message, remove update script * Delete objects from db at the end of each test
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