Call out flow support in the docs

tapjs · May 30, 2019 · e380973 · e380973
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@@ -137,9 +137,8 @@ probably enjoy this test library.
 
    Babel and Webpack are lovely and fine.  But if your code doesn't require
    compilation, then I think your tests shouldn't either.  Tap is extremely
-   [promise-aware](/promises/).  JSX, TypeScript, and ES-Modules are built-in
-   when tests are run by the tap CLI.  (ES-Module support can be disabled by
-   `--no-esm`, which is necessary in some very rare edge cases.)
+   [promise-aware](/promises/).  JSX, TypeScript, Flow, and ES-Modules are
+   [built-in](/using-with/) when tests are run by the tap CLI.
 
 11. **Tests should run as fast as possible, given all the prior
     considerations.**

diff --git a/docs/using-with/index.md b/docs/using-with/index.md
@@ -45,3 +45,9 @@ tap --no-jsx --node-arg=--require=my-jsx-preloader
 This is useful in some cases where you might have a mix of JavaScript and
 JSX in your tests and modules, and want to ensure that the correct JSX
 compiler is used.
+
+# Using tap with Flow
+
+Pass the `--flow` argument on the command line, or set `flow: true` in
+`.taprc`, or `{ "tap": { "flow": true } }` in `package.json`, and tap will
+automatically remove flow annotations from tests and code.