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introduce in vignette that selenider_elements is not an actual list #25

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Expand Up @@ -160,6 +160,12 @@ There are three types of functions that force an element to be collected:

Most functions that act on elements use the `elem_` prefix.

One of the benefits of selenider elements being lazy is that, on dynamic pages, the list of
matching elements adjusts automatically as elements on the page change. On the other hand,
although you may subset with `[[` and `[`, you must realise that `selenider_elements` does not
behave as a typical list() of objects – unless you choose to strip it of its dynamic behaviour
and turn it into a classic list using `as.list()`.

## Actions

There are various ways to interact with a HTML element.
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