Skip non-.zunit files when recursing on a test directory#115
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I decided to implement this check inside the directory recursion instead of inside the file check. That way, someone can still call `zunit testfile.weirdextension` and have things work. The .zunit extension requirement is only in place when doing directory recursion.
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This seems reasonable to me. Will wait to hear what @molovo has to say before merging though :)
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I decided to implement this check inside the directory recursion instead of inside the file check. That way, someone can still call
zunit testfile.weirdextensionand have things work. The .zunit extension requirement is only in place when doing directory recursion.fixes #114