fix: samples tests should pass if no samples exist #803
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Currently,
test-samples.shruns into a bug and crashes if the./samplesdirectory doesn't exist in a repo. I'd argue that the check should pass automatically if there are no samples to test against.This would fix the issue we're running into on python-logging, where no CI tests will pass until we merge the PR adding samples
If we'd prefer having no samples to count as a test failure, I'd suggest we least add a better error message. Right now the code just crashes by trying to cd into a directory that doesn't exist