fix(internal/godocfx): filter out test packages from other modules#3197
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Test packages don't have module set, so they aren't filtered out in the existing check. The order of packages isn't defined as far as I can tell. So, we may not know to skip a package when we first see it.
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Test packages don't have module set, so they aren't filtered out in the
existing check. The order of packages isn't defined as far as I can
tell. So, we may not know to skip a package when we first see it.