public void BothEditWithConflictAndWeWin()
{
const string common = @"<html><head></head><body><div class='bloom-page' id='1'>one</div></body></html>";
const string theirs = @"<html><head></head><body><div class='bloom-page' id='1'>theirs</div></body></html>";
const string ours = @"<html><head></head><body><div class='bloom-page' id='1'>ours</div></body></html>";
var result = DoMerge(common, ours, theirs);
result.listener.AssertExpectedConflictCount(1);
result.listener.AssertExpectedChangesCount(0); //REVIEW: this is how chorus works, but it seems wrong. Just because there's a conflict, why is it not counted as a change?
}
