testscript: trim '.txtar' extension from subtest name#179
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Nicely spotted; I must have missed this when I added support for txtar filename extensions.
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I noticed that, while the
.txtextension is stripped from the script filename when constructing the subtest name passed tot.Run, the same is not done for scripts with a.txtarextension. This commit strips.txtartoo.Rather than add an explicit test for this, I changed the name of one of the existing test scripts from
.txtto.txtar, so that the tests would fail unless the extension is correctly stripped.