feat: Support unit test (non-analysis test) types of tests in rules_testing#46
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feat: Support unit test (non-analysis test) types of tests in rules_testing
This adds support to write tests of general Starlark code that doesn't require
analysis phase information. While this was possible to do with enough work,
it's a bit of boiler plate to do so. This moves that boiler plate into
rules_testing, so that users just need to define their verification function.
Also makes
test_suiteable to handle both basic tests (ones that are onlyan implementation function, like most unit tests) and regular tests (tests
that require a loading-phase setup process, like analyss tests).
Also creates a best practices doc. Some of the same advice pertains across
test suite, unit test, and analysis test.
Closes #37