This PR removes the existing code introduced to address RFC 52: Compile documentation examples into integration test suites, and execute them. It is replaced by Kitab (see RFC 53): Our tool to compile doc examples into integration test suites, and execute them (in addition to render them).
We are not relying on the atoum's configuration of Kitab, we are using our existing configuration. It's Kitab++ in some way because we have all the atoum extensions used inside hoa/test for our documentation now.
I recommend you to read commit messages. They are short, but it might provide more insights.
This PR removes the existing code introduced to address RFC 52: Compile documentation examples into integration test suites, and execute them. It is replaced by Kitab (see RFC 53): Our tool to compile doc examples into integration test suites, and execute them (in addition to render them).
We are not relying on the atoum's configuration of Kitab, we are using our existing configuration. It's Kitab++ in some way because we have all the atoum extensions used inside
hoa/testfor our documentation now.I recommend you to read commit messages. They are short, but it might provide more insights.
It's cool to use Kitab programmatically.
Thoughts?