Tests: Migrate test targets into separate Makefile - #304
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Factor out the `test` and `check` targets to a separate, repository-independent Makefile which can be shared among different repositories.
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Great to decouple and avoid duplication - Just sharing this idea for a possible solution:
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Factor out the
testandchecktargets to a separate,repository-independent Makefile which can be shared among different
repositories.
Adding the Python tests section to new repositories is a bit of a pain so I'm looking to make it as easy as possible. This is an easy way to to it but I'm open to suggestions.