Introduce case-driven generated tests - #653
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FormatterTest is a bit too hard to maintain: tests are grouped in an adhoc manner, code snippets are stored in the raw string literal, hard to follow visually/compare and hard to introduce an alternative format and compare the changes. Doesn't play well with IJ either.
Current change serves two purposes:
* Infrastructure for gradual FormatterTest migrations
* Infrasture for the upcoming kotlinlang codestyle testing along with keeping current test data intact ("variant" in the code, currently unused)
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FormatterTest is a bit too hard to maintain: tests are grouped in an adhoc manner, code snippets are stored in the raw string literal, hard to follow visually/compare and hard to introduce an alternative format and compare the changes. Doesn't play well with IJ either.
Current change serves two purposes: