test: [Do not merge] Example of failing test with stubbed global provide #1314
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This PR should only serve as a reproduction for an issue I encountered with the API, but it's not fixing the issue and should not be merged as-is.
I think this is a reproduction for the case reported in #750, #1206, and #1102 (or some of them).
The main question this PR should answer is: How are we supposed to stub the value of a globally provided value?
In my experience, I could make it work by passing a
provideproperty directly to therenderWithNuxtmethod (forcing the types), but it is inconsistent with the API used by tools like Vue Test Utils.Failing test
https://github.com/nuxt/test-utils/actions/runs/15411633006/job/43364731048?pr=1314
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