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logging in stdio breaks it... beginning to rewrite runFile to use some other means of communication. moved message functions into async_testing/lib/messages.js
found a couple of problems with child, tests that logged stuff was breaking reporting, and you could make false positives by outputting a finish message (indicating 0 tests, which is success(!)) started working on another child process implementation, using http. but realised that the messages must be queued, so that they arrive in order.
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hi
started on API docs, runSuite (which i've been using) should be correct, other functions I havn't tested yet so they may not be quite right.
although there are already some docs, I wanted to start pure API that are more rigorous that getting-started style stuff. Also, to thresh out what the interface is...
it's hard to work with an open source project when the interface is changing.
we need a consistant, flexible and stable interface.
for example, I like that onSuiteDone is called for every different way that a suite can end, but it's difficult if an argument changes it's structure in different cases, unless there is a very good reason to do so...