HTML Purifier has its autoloading code placed in a file distinct from HTMLPurifier.auto. Php; namely HTMLPurifier_Bootstrap. It has two methods: autoload, which actually performs an autoload, as well as getPath, which doesn't include a file put tells you where the file would be.
This file is explicitly designed to stand alone.
Well, although you are right about similarity (if not identity) requirement between production and test environments - I still have the configuration somewhat different. I mean bootstrapping loads different sections from application. Ini, and as such I can simply pass the flag to turn sth on/off (like that autoloader feature).
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