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Adds a testscript-based system for testing terminal widgets. This is a generalized, in-memory, Windows-friendly version of with-term intended for use in unit tests instead of end-to-end tests. It uses testscript instead of a the custom commands format. With this in place, we're able to unit test a bunch of the terminal interactions that were previously untested, or became untested following RobotView in #480.
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Adds a testscript-based system for testing terminal widgets.
This is a generalized, in-memory, Windows-friendly version of with-term
intended for use in unit tests instead of end-to-end tests.
It uses testscript instead of a the custom commands format.
With this in place, we're able to unit test a bunch of the terminal
interactions that were previously untested,
or became untested following RobotView in #480.