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I am approving your solution. Your pushNotification function correctly creates the DOM structure, applies the right classes, positions the notifications, and hides them after 2 seconds as required. The functionality and checklist items appear fully met, and your example calls cover success, error, and warning cases.

Note: The CI is failing due to a fragile Cypress assertion that checks the inline style string order (expects right before top). This isn’t a functional issue with your code. If you want to make CI green without modifying tests, set element.style.right before element.style.top during creation so the serialized style matches the expected order. Also consider proposing a test improvement to assert individual computed CSS properties instead of relying on style string order. Great work overall!

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I am approving your solution. Your pushNotification function creates the notification element with the correct classes (base notification plus the provided type), positions it using the given coordinates, appends it to document.body, and automatically hides it after about 2 seconds via setTimeout. The sample calls demonstrate success, error, and warning types as required, confirming behavior across the specified cases. While not required, a minor improvement would be to clear the timeout if you later plan to support manual dismissal or to ensure multiple rapid calls don’t cause flicker—but this is not necessary for the current task. Nicely done meeting all core requirements.

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