Reworked internal tests remove unnecessary shim functions

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These shims, originally intended to remap the tests to new internal
APIs without a significant rewrite, are a long-outstanding piece of
technical debt. Now that the internal API is more stable, it's time for
that rewrite.

Reasons for not keeping the internal shims:

- They add more complexity to the test suites.
- They come with (out-of-date) constraints that limit what we can test.
- It's more difficult to debug test failures, with 2 layers and all.

I ended up writing a small tree editor out of tree to do most of this
rewrite.

Did it save time? Probably not. But it was quite a bit more fun than
manaully rewriting ~21K lines of code.

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Christopher Haster

2024-02-02 15:15:23 -06:00

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