move tests to their packages directory #360
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@T-256 Do you recommend including tests in the package? It will be incomplete as the generated test data, won't be part of it. It will get testing of special cases, if tests are run only with this package.
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Do you recommend including tests in the package?
motivations here are same as other these python packages:
encode/httpx#2927
encode/httpcore#799
An usecase would be for package-indexing managers want to able test packages from sdist.
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