cmd/testscript: make -work actually work #125
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Turns out that we were only printing the cmd/testscript created work directory for an argument. We also need to print (and preserve) the working directory that is created by testscript itself when running the script. Combine this with a bit of light refactoring to improve readability.
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Turns out that we were only printing the cmd/testscript created work
directory for an argument. We also need to print (and preserve) the
working directory that is created by testscript itself when running the
script.
Combine this with a bit of light refactoring to improve readability.