Updated unit test for tooltips. Now using is() instead of hasClass() #3655
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…. This prevents delayed tooltips from appearing if the mouse leaves the elements before tooltip is showed and the hiding delay is 0.
… is triggered before show delay has expired AND the hide delay is set to 0
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…2922589d30 Updated unit test for tooltips. Now using is() instead of hasClass()
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Using .hasClass() when checking for multiple classes requires the classes to appear in the same order and without any other classes in between ( it is simply exact string matching ). Using .is() instead works with selector syntax and will make sure the tests behave correctly.