Update testing instructions (test after installation) #106
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@anutosh491 can you merge this PR? It just changes the instructilns so you install within the mamaba environment before testing. The previous instructions were causing confusion due to the tests not being able to find the library if not installed. |
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This PR updates the instructions so that the tests are performed after installation. @alexander-penev can you merge?