acronym: Update and exclude new tests #950
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We might want to consider supporting the "excluded_tests" pattern in the base ExerciseCase so it can be easily be used by other generators.
pgaspar
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We've recently stopped updating the Acronym exercise because of two new test cases:
test_apostrophes(introduced by Acronym: New test case for apostrophe problem-specifications#1377)test_underscore_emphasis(introduced by Acronym: add underscore test case problem-specifications#1436)This PR changes the generator to automatically exclude these two test cases. With this change we can still get updates from the canonical version without adding the tests we don't want at the same time.
If the idea of excluding certain tests proves useful we may want to consider supporting it in the base
ExerciseCaseso it can be easily be used by other generators.