Sandboxes:
- sandbox 1, sandbox 2.1 and sandbox 3, when one just doesn't cut it
- sandboxjson for unique pagetype testing
- sandboxmessy - the literal sandbox
- SafeEnvironmentTesting - somewhat defunct sandbox, still sometimes used for certain tests
- Module:Sandbox/Aidan9382 - module coding
Any linter errors here are likely intentional as part of testing. Do not fix them
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