Add tooling to verify that all tests run on Linux #9
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Since the Swift Package Manager requires all tests to be manually declared on Linux, add a test that runs on macOS that identifies all tests using the Objective-C-based APIs, and then asserts that all of those tests have been declared on Linux.
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Since the Swift Package Manager requires all tests to be manually declared on Linux, add a test that runs on macOS that identifies all tests using the Objective-C-based APIs, and then asserts that all of those tests have been declared on Linux.
This will generate error messages like this if a developer forgets to add a Linux declaration for a newly added test:
