Move tests and their dependencies to 'tests/' #44
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It's sometimes inconvenient and not obvious enough that tests dependencies were listed in the CI pipeline, and duplicated between jobs. In order to make sure it's easy enough to install those locally, and make sure they ain't duplicated between jobs, we better move them into its own requirements.txt file. Since requirements.txt is about tests, we also better isolated both requirements.txt and test_action.py in its own separate directory, the 'tests/' directory.
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It's sometimes inconvenient and not obvious enough that tests dependencies were listed in the CI pipeline, and duplicated between jobs. In order to make sure it's easy enough to install those locally, and make sure they ain't duplicated between jobs, we better move them into its own requirements.txt file.
Since requirements.txt is about tests, we also better isolated both requirements.txt and test_action.py in its own separate directory, the 'tests/' directory.