We should have a script for both linux and windows platforms that will change into the "tests" directory and run all of the test inputs contained in there. Then it should run a "diff" of the output with some established output.
This will allow us to test modifications of the code and make sure that any resulting changes are intended. Eventually, we can branch to make changes and only submit a pull request to merge with the master branch once the modifications pass all test cases.
We should have a script for both linux and windows platforms that will change into the "tests" directory and run all of the test inputs contained in there. Then it should run a "diff" of the output with some established output.
This will allow us to test modifications of the code and make sure that any resulting changes are intended. Eventually, we can branch to make changes and only submit a pull request to merge with the master branch once the modifications pass all test cases.