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Don't use rexml for the JUnit formatter #374

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Closes #371
Follows rubocop/rubocop#13165

This leaves the output mostly the same, except that text is no longer wrapped in CDATA. Some things possibly need to be escaped now, and CDATA has different escaping needs. So, just use the same escaping everywhere

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require "spec_utils"
require "erb_lint/cli"
require "erb_lint/cache"
require "pp"
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This is needed. Somehow the load order is now different, so this now runs into fakefs/fakefs#215

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Thanks, a few comments about escaping.
What you're doing seems safe but still, let's always escape whole strings.

else
offenses.each do |offense|
type = offense.simple_name
message = "#{type}: #{xml_escape(offense.message)}"
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Can we escape the whole string instead?


puts %( <testcase name="#{filename}" file="#{filename}" lineno="#{offense.line_number}">)
puts %( <failure message="#{message}" type="#{type}">)
puts %( #{message} at #{filename}:#{offense.line_number}:#{offense.column})
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Same here, instead of separately escaping message and filename, can we escape the whole string once?

testsuite_element.add_element(create_properties)
puts %( <properties>)
PROPERTIES.each do |key, value|
puts %( <property name="#{key}" value="#{value}"/>)
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There's little risk but we should still be escaping all the attributes we pass IMO.

Closes Shopify#371
Follows rubocop/rubocop#13165

This leaves the output mostly the same, except that text is no longer wrapped in CDATA.
Some things possibly need to be escaped now, and CDATA has different escaping needs.
So, just use the same escaping everywhere
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What you're doing seems safe but still, let's always escape whole strings.

Yeah, sure. It shouldn't matter much. I just added escaping to pretty much everything now.

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