Fix: verify single when mutiple test styles are in same file #47
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- rename `minitest--extract-str` to `minitest--extract-test-name` - new defvar `minitest--test-regexps` for list of patterns to match - remove `cmd` parameter of `minitest--post-command` This makes it so we find the nearest match and evaluate the right test when calling the verify-single command. However, it appears that `it` style tests will not work, due to the way their test names are generated internally (?).
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minitest--extract-strtominitest--extract-test-nameminitest--test-regexpsfor list of patterns to matchcmdparameter ofminitest--post-commandThis makes it so we find the nearest match and evaluate the right test when
calling the verify-single command. However, it appears that
itstyle testswill not work, due to the way their test names are generated internally (?).
Addresses #8