'Verify All' option should skip '-skipped' problems

[gdfelt]

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[iKevinY]

Hmm, what's the current behaviour of --verify-all? Reading through my documentation it seems like I accounted for this, but maybe I didn't (it's been a looong time since I've looked at EulerPy 😅).

[gdfelt]

Currently it reruns everything and if a '-skipped' problem passes it changes it back to normal.

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[iKevinY]

Hmm, yeah I agree the behaviour should be to skip a skipped problem, even if it's actually correct. I should have some bandwidth to fix this over the next week or so.

[iKevinY]

Sorry about the delay, this slipped my mind since I haven't hacked on EulerPy in a while. Thinking about it a bit harder, I think it actually makes sense for --verify-all to attempt to run everything, stripping the suffix on correct, skipped problems.

The use case I imagine is that users go through and skip a bunch of problems, and go back and solve some of the skipped ones; --verify-all gives them a quick way to go through and "unskip" them en masse.