Allow .out files to be generated in other directories #31
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This change returns the common LiteralInput in the ci.TestConfig. This is needed because the OutGeneratorConfig is going to have a different Input so that it can create .out files outside of the cases/ directory.
This allows for .out files to be generated in directories other than `cases/`. This is useful in CI contexts.
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This allows for .out files to be generated in directories other than
cases/. This is useful in CI contexts.