Split functional tests into per-application files #187
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This pull-request changes the tests that we've been using to break down one large test into a series of per-application tests. This makes maintaining them easier and simpler. It also allows one to test a single application easily in isolation.
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* Now we consume the "#" character when we see it. * We fake "is pending input?" during the sleep period * Because otherwise we'd eat our input stream too quickly and lose it This lets us test BBCBASIC. Zork test cases updated, and echo too, where the tools test for pending input to see if they should abort/cancel their jobs.
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This pull-request changes the tests that we've been using to break down one large test into a series of per-application tests.
This makes maintaining them easier and simpler. It also allows one to test a single application easily in isolation.
Once complete this will close #185