Add run_single_user to __all__ variable #2417
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run_single_user method added to
__all__variable.In #1985 run_single_user function was created and was added to top
__init__.pyfile in 68f1af3.However, it wasn't added to
__all__.run_single_user is part of official API (https://docs.locust.io/en/stable/api.html#locust.debug.run_single_userl) and "from locust import run_single_user" statement is used in examples (e.g. /examples/debugging.py).
Currently, many linters show warnings like "'run_single_user' is not declared in
__all__" which may confuse people and make them think that they use Locust incorrectly.