Fix Yacht tests in online test runner

[artamonovkirill]

Context: https://forum.exercism.org/t/scala-test-runner-reports-error-erroneously-for-prime-factors/6314/11

Test report is generated based on class name (=> TEST-YachtTests.xml in main), while the test runner expects TEST-YachtTest.xml.
The PR aligns class name with file name.

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[ErikSchierboom]

Test report is generated based on class name (=> TEST-YachtTests.xml in main), while the test runner expects TEST-YachtTest.xml.

As a follow-up, could we maybe look for a *Test.xml file to make it less error prone?

[artamonovkirill]

As a follow-up, could we maybe look for a *Test.xml file to make it less error prone?

That would probably help for "Prime Factors", but not for "Yacht" (where the class was named "YachtTests").
I haven't dug too deep but it looks like Scala picks up whatever class (probably ones that extend AnyFunSuite).
Even

class YachtFooBar extends AnyFunSuite with Matchers {
  ...
}

is run and the result XML is TEST-YachtFooBar.xml.

I see two options:

• add a CI check for Scala project to make sure class name and file names match (also removes IDE warnings like below)

• have the test runner read the test file (we already fetch the file name from config here)

[ErikSchierboom]

add a CI check for Scala project to make sure class name and file names match (also removes IDE warnings like below)

Ah, this might be even better