GDScript: Support tracking multiple analyzer and runtime errors in tests

[dalexeev]

Currently, the GDScript test system has a problem: it does not allow us to track multiple errors. Because of this, we have to have many small files for error tests, unlike warning and feature tests.

While this limitation is justified for parser tests due to cascading errors, I think there is no obstacle for analyzer and runtime tests to track multiple errors. Probably, using = instead of += in modules/gdscript/tests/gdscript_test_runner.cpp is even a bug, leading to overwriting the output, so we only track the last error.

This PR allows:

1. Track analyzer warnings that occur before runtime errors.
2. Track core runtime errors that occur before GDScript runtime errors.
3. Track multiple GDScript analyzer errors.
4. Track multiple GDScript runtime errors. This is possible because without an active debugger, only the current function is terminated on a runtime error, and the caller continues execution.

How to make multiple subtests of runtime errors within one test:

func subtest_1():
    # Code with one runtime error...

func subtest_2():
    # Code with one runtime error...

func subtest_3():
    # Code with one runtime error...

func test():
    subtest_1()
    subtest_2()
    subtest_3()

Note: I did not combine all groups of similar tests within this PR.

[Repiteo]

So warnings now have use a ~~ prefix instead of >> ? Is there a functional benefit to that, or is it wholly stylistic?

[dalexeev]

So warnings now have use a ~~ prefix instead of >> ? Is there a functional benefit to that, or is it wholly stylistic?

Yes, warnings are not produced in release builds, so we need a marker to cut only them but leave errors.

godot/modules/gdscript/tests/gdscript_test_runner.cpp

Lines 173 to 181 in f86dcd4

	#ifndef DEBUG_ENABLED
	static String strip_warnings(const String &p_expected) {
	// On release builds we don't have warnings. Here we remove them from the output before comparison
	// so it doesn't fail just because of difference in warnings.
	String expected_no_warnings;
	for (String line : p_expected.split("\n")) {
	if (line.begins_with("~~ ")) {
	continue;
	}

This doesn't matter now, since GDScript tests don't seem to run for release builds.

[Repiteo]

Codestyle checks out! Should make creating tests MUCH more intuitive

[akien-mga]

Looks good to me.

[akien-mga]

Thanks!