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Add test running instructions to README#107

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@zache-fi zache-fi commented Apr 8, 2026

Added instructions for running tests in README.

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  • 📝 Documentation Update

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  • 📜 README.md

Added instructions for running tests in README.
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Pull request overview

Adds documentation to help contributors run the project’s test suite locally.

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  • Introduces a new README section describing how to set up an environment and run tests.
  • Provides a unittest discovery command for executing tests under test/.

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python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install .
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CI config (.travis.yml) currently runs tests via "pytest -v", but README instructs using "python3 -m unittest discover". Since this repository's tests are compatible with both, consider aligning the README with the CI command (or mention both options) to reduce confusion when reproducing CI locally.

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pip install .
pip install .
pytest -v
If you prefer the standard library test runner, the test suite is also compatible with:

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