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Re-evaluate the reason'd #[ignore] tests under the Phase D criterion:
a test is unportable ONLY if the APIs/types needed to WRITE it do not
exist. A test that compiles but panics at runtime (todo!() body, a
regex the regex crate cannot compile) or fails at runtime (incomplete
or incorrect impl behavior) is portable -- it is written in full and
marked with a reason-less #[ignore].
About 120 test functions move from reason'd #[ignore] to reason-less
#[ignore] (the ported-but-not-yet-passing signal). Impl crates gain
only additive __ test hatches (init_command, pool, file_downloader,
package handle link setters, artifact/path repository, repository
manager, svn); no existing logic changes. Tests whose required APIs
genuinely do not exist (mock/reflection harness, ApplicationTester,
solve() discarding SolverProblemsException, a script::Event that
cannot be passed as an originating event) keep their reason'd
#[ignore].
cargo check -p shirabe --tests passes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Port DefaultConfigTest, IgnoreAll/IgnoreNothingPlatformRequirementFilterTest,
PlatformTest, GitExcludeFilterTest, and HtmlOutputFormatterTest. Each PHP
Test/<Subdir>/ maps to a single integration-test binary via tests/<dir>/main.rs
(the target is named after the directory) whose #[test] functions are collected
from the module tree.
Tests that exercise unported library behavior (regex backreferences,
Preg::split, env expansion) are marked #[ignore].
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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