test: include uncompiled contract types in tests' data directory for reference purposes. #869
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What I did
Currently, when I need to test a change that require contract instance interaction, I would compile the sources outside of ape and then load them in that way. However, I just realized this does not make collaboration very easy when others want to add to the same contract types. As a solution, I am committing the uncompiled contract types to the data directory so others can modify, recompile, and be able to test their features.
How I did it
Put files in
functional/data/sourcesand update tests/README.mdHow to verify it
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