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Clarify pa11y-dashboard@5 will now use pa11y@8 rather than pa11y@7

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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Pa11y Dashboard is a web interface to the [Pa11y][pa11y] accessibility reporter;
Pa11y (and therefore this service) uses Headless Chrome to perform accessibility testing. On Linux and other Unix-like systems, Pa11y's attempt to install it as a dependency sometimes fails since additional operating system packages will be required. Your distribution's documentation should describe how to install these. Pa11y (and therefore this service) uses Headless Chrome to perform accessibility testing. On Linux and other Unix-like systems, Pa11y's attempt to install it as a dependency sometimes fails since additional operating system packages will be required. Your distribution's documentation should describe how to install these.
In addition, to use Pa11y Dashboard 4 with a version of Ubuntu above 20.04, a path to the Chrome executable must be defined in `chromeLaunchConfig`, as `chromeLaunchConfig.executablePath`. Version 5 of Pa11y Dashboard, which will use Pa11y 7 along with a more recent version of Puppeteer, will resolve this issue. In addition, to use Pa11y Dashboard 4 with a version of Ubuntu above 20.04, a path to the Chrome executable must be defined in `chromeLaunchConfig`, as `chromeLaunchConfig.executablePath`. Version 5 of Pa11y Dashboard, which will use Pa11y 8 along with a more recent version of Puppeteer, will resolve this issue.
## Setting up Pa11y Dashboard ## Setting up Pa11y Dashboard