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GH Actions: refactor the test workflow - #90
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The test workflow was testing a lot of different things, all in one workflow, making the workflow complex to comprehend and maintain. This commit splits the workflow into two different workflows, one for each ruleset/package. Each workflow will now only run two tests, lowering the risk of "one error hiding another" and making it more straight forward to debug a failing build. In principle, the workflow jobs together now still run the same tests as before, they just do so in a more modular fashion.
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The test workflow was testing a lot of different things, all in one workflow, making the workflow complex to comprehend and maintain.
This commit splits the workflow into two different workflows, one for each ruleset/package. Each workflow will now only run two tests, lowering the risk of "one error hiding another" and making it more straight forward to debug a failing build.
In principle, the workflow jobs together now still run the same tests as before, they just do so in a more modular fashion.