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mtest 0.6.3: a conformance suite is run against a subject (cts::against, cts::needs) - #764
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The four packages of mtest 0.6.3 (one tag, one archive; sha256 a41e5001…, GitHub and GitCode the same bytes).
mcpplibs.mtest.ctsruns a conformance suite against a subject: a case that needs what the subject states it lacks is skipped asunsupported: <capability>(never a pass), and what the run requires and the subject lacks fails once. The protocol is unchanged.0.6.3 carries 0.6.1 (
skip_exit) and 0.6.2 (the sources write the version the manifests state); those two are not added on their own. The test members stay where they are.Upstream: mcpp-community/mtest#13, released as v0.6.3 (e941ab75).