The error that is trown when the default rootselector ng-app is used, is not realy clear about adjusting the way the library is imported:
"Keyword 'Element Text Should Be' failed after retrying for 30 seconds. The last error was: WebDriverException: Message: unknown error: Unable to find root selector using "[ng-app]". Please refer to the AngularJS library documentation for more information on how to resolve this error."

I made a smal adjustment to add: Unable to find root selector *that is given by importing the library* using

extended errormessage root selector

- Added implicit wait for angular test cases
- Started using css selector instead of binding locator
- Removed previous implicit wait tests
- Removed tests which were expecting to fail due to timeout on `Wait For
  Angular` keyword. The thrown error on timeout was changed to a silent
  graceful fail in a previous release. Thus these test were no longer
  valid.
- Moved initial `Wait For Angular` keyword in each test case, along
  with Test Setup Go To sync page into keyword
- Added Suite Setup using the same keyword. It appeared that after the
  first opening testapp to sync page, the subsequent Go To sync page
  were quicker. Thus as we get an intial load within suite setup all the
  test setup executions wil have this advantage (including the very
  first test case).
- Added angular_wait.robot test suite documentation
- Update various test case documentation

- Updated testserver patch with a few minor bug fixes

- Updated build & test steps for developing the library

- Overhauled the README documentation to give much more depth into how
  the library works and what the end user needs to know and understand.
- Update links to Angular documentation within keyword doc
- Added demo scripts using AngularJS.org and Angular.io tutorials and
  examples
- Added additional citations for Google's MIT License and copyright

It has been noted that some feel this library is no longer "useful" as
there have been very little changes of late. Instead it is because this
is mature and stable library providing a very specific functionality,
provide it well, and has very little need for change. Thus I am updating
the metadata on this project to reflect this reality.

I think I may need to say as such within the project documentation but
that can come in another commit.

Doc revision 2022

Doc revision 2022