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I am approving your solution because it correctly implements all the core requirements: pushNotification accepts the right parameters, creates the proper DOM structure (div.notification with a type class, h2.title, and a p for the description), appends it to the document, and hides it after 2 seconds via setTimeout. The three example calls for success, error, and warning are present, so the expected behaviors can be exercised as required by the task.

One minor, non-blocking improvement: in src/scripts/main.js, where you set message.style.top and message.style.right, consider also setting message.style.position = 'absolute' or 'fixed' so the coordinates always take effect regardless of external CSS. You might also optionally expose pushNotification on window (e.g., window.pushNotification = pushNotification) if your test environment expects it as a global, but this is environment-dependent rather than a strict correctness issue. Overall, your implementation is clear, meets the assignment checklist, and just needs these small refinements if you want to make it more robust and test-friendly—nice work.

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You set message.style.top and message.style.right, but the element has no position set inline. Without position: 'absolute' or position: 'fixed' the top/right styles may not position the notification as intended in all environments. Consider adding message.style.position = 'absolute' (or fixed) before setting top/right so the coordinates are applied reliably.