Test generators#228
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By the way, I've opted to keep things as simple as possible. No templating engine, no Roslyn syntax trees, just plain string manipulation. If anyone feels that is overly simple, let me know. |
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There are still some things that need to be added:
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This PR creates the basic infrastructure for having test generators, that is code that uses the canonical data as defined in the x-common repository to generate our C# test file. This has one huge advantage: we can very easily keep our track up-to-date with the latest canonical data, just by regenerating the tests using the generators.
I would suggest that for the work in #195, where we verify for each exercise if the current tests match the canonical data, we start adding test generators. Note: not all exercises currently have canonical data, but a large portion of them do.
Closes #224