So, we expediently disabled all the flunc tests for sputnik a while
back, since they were constantly broken by the amount of in-flux
design work.

I understand the reason for doing that, but we're flying without one
of our major safety nets.

I propose that our first task post-woonerf-launch should be turning
them back on and carefully adjusting the tests to correspond to
intended functionality.

And fix any bugs revealed in the process. We should *not* just assume
the site's current output is correct and make the tests expect that;
we should slow down and think about it.

In fact, if at all conceivably possible, I think we should do this
before launch.

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