With the new structure, we don't need separate test types

lib/pyfrc/tests/__init__.py

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+'''
+    These generic test modules can be applied to :class:`wpilib.iterativerobot.IterativeRobot`
+    and :class:`wpilib.samplerobot.SampleRobot` based robots. To use these, add the
+    following to a python file in your tests directory::
+    
+        from pyfrc.tests import *
+'''
+
+# import basic tests
+from .basic import (
+    test_autonomous,
+    test_disabled,
+    test_operator_control,
+    test_practice
+)
+
+# import common test types
+from .docstring_test import test_docstrings
+
+# simple-specific test types
+from .fuzz_test import test_sample_fuzz as test_fuzz
+

lib/pyfrc/tests/sample_robot/basic.py → lib/pyfrc/tests/basic.py

@@ -2,10 +2,12 @@
     The primary purpose of these tests is to run through your code
     and make sure that it doesn't crash. If you actually want to test
     your code, you need to write your own custom tests to tease out
-    the edge cases
+    the edge cases.
+    
+    To use these, add the following to a python file in your tests directory::
+    
+        from pyfrc.tests import *
     
-    The tests are identical for :class:`wpilib.iterativerobot.IterativeRobot`
-    and :class:`wpilib.samplerobot.SampleRobot` based robots.
 '''
 
 import math