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second part would require pre-release binaries to be easy to
access, as I don't think we can expect that geodesy experts are
able to compile PROJ from source. This meshes well with previous
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<p>Javier's WASM + JS / HTML builds are also a very user-friendly
way in running transformations in your browser. If we have a HTML
page available and refreshed with them at every push into PROJ
master, there's no excuse for anyone not being able to test, at
any time, not just at release time.</p>
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