the unresolved comments count, but it should not be

[Suban05]

@yegor256 in this pr #296 we have an unresolved conversation:

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                                        "body": "@Suban05 Why not use web mock for this cases? Testing mode used for run yml files, for example - https://github.com/zerocracy/judges-action/blob/master/judges/github-events/quick-scan.yml",
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                                        "body": "@Yegorov good question. For the `pull-was-merged` event,  we use `Fbe.github_graph`. Maybe I don't understand something, but it's very difficult to mock this thing by `WebMock`. And I use a fake client for `Fbe.github_graph`. However, there is an `options` argument  in both clients (`Fbe.octo` and `Fbe.github_graph`), and when I set `testing` globally, `Fbe.octo` also becomes a fake client. That's why I use fake clients",
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but it has been written as a resolved:

It looks like a bug...

[yegor256]

@Suban05 I agree, thanks for reporting

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