feat: reprint all tests, if one of the test files was deleted

[sheremet-va]

Closes #1005

Debatable solution. I sometimes also was confused when after deleted a file, nothing happend. Maybe at least something should happen?

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[antfu]

If you delete a source file, it should trigger the rerun for tests deps on it. but if you delete a test file, it should be ...deleted, isn't it? I think you can always rerun the tests by shortcuts. Consider in some projects they might have a lot of tests, delete to trigger the full rerun sounds a bit weird behavior to me.

Or maybe if you really need some feedback, we could simply print xxxx.test.ts has been deleted. WDYT?

[sheremet-va]

If you delete a source file, it should trigger the rerun for tests deps on it. but if you delete a test file, it should be ...deleted, isn't it? I think you can always rerun the tests by shortcuts. Consider in some projects they might have a lot of tests, delete to trigger the full rerun sounds a bit weird behavior to me.

Or maybe if you really need some feedback, we could simply print xxxx.test.ts has been deleted. WDYT?

I agree it looks weird. But if you consider testing as a continues process, it also feels weird that nothing happend, you know? Like, imagine you are writing tests and you see an output, that 3 tests passed, 1 test failed - then you delete a file with failed test, but nothing happens? Feels disjointed that it doesn't react.

But it would be an overkill, if I test one specific file, then delete another - then one of a sudden I run all tests? Also feels weird.

[antfu]

Or maybe instead of rerunning, we could remove the result of that file, and print the report again.