[racket] Overeasy (Was: eli-tester (was "Using Racket to solve Professor Layton puzzles"))

I've released Overeasy, which, antisocially, is YET ANOTHER TEST ENGINE 
FOR RACKET.

Documentation at: http://www.neilvandyke.org/overeasy/

Overeasy is pretty much everything I currently want from a Racket test 
engine.

Overeasy is intended as both a useful tool and a position paper.  If a 
different Racket standard infrastructure for tests emerges, I can try to 
make Overeasy use that.

Overeasy obsoletes my Testeez package.


Eli Barzilay wrote at 07/28/2011 03:51 PM:
> Three hours ago, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
>   
>> BTW, if you're curious, there was some discussion about this on the
>> "users" or "dev" email list, perhaps a few months ago.
>>
>> My impression&opinion is that we're trying to get a library that
>> scales from small to large and rapid to plodding, is flexible enough
>> to do everything people want, is included standard in Racket, and
>> has an inoffensive syntax that everyone can live with (the fringe
>> elements can layer their own syntax).  Then maybe everyone will use
>> the one testing library instead of using several incompatible
>> testing libraries and keeping making more incompatible testing
>> libraries.  Ideally, Eli and/or Noel will do all the work, perhaps
>> in competition, while I sip iced tea.
>>     
>
> The plan there was to have a shared foundation that all testing
> facilities will build on, which makes it possible to build related
> tools independently of the actual testing library you use.
>   

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