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Prior to this PR, essentially every function in MIRT had a
testversion that performed a built-in self test.For example, the
Afftfunction had a methodAfft(:test)that would test it.Having these self tests be part of the
src/code made precompiling unnecessarily slow.This PR moves all the tests to the 'test/' directory, as is standard in Julia packages.
The directory structure of
test/matches that ofsrc/so that users can look at the corresponding test code to see concrete examples of how to use the functions. Many of the test functions produce plots or images that serve as mini "demos" of the functions.