Use bogota to run tests

[DiegoRBaquero]

I created a tape test runner that runs tests concurrently. Source: https://github.com/DiegoRBaquero/bogota

Time results using gtime in my Mac:

tape:

# gtime tape test/node/*.js
1.73user 0.25system 0:04.50elapsed
1.72user 0.24system 0:04.47elapsed
1.77user 0.26system 0:04.54elapsed
1.84user 0.25system 0:04.62elapsed
1.65user 0.21system 0:04.26elapsed
1.70user 0.20system 0:04.28elapsed
1.64user 0.21system 0:04.24elapsed
1.69user 0.30system 0:04.61elapsed

bogota:

# gtime bogota test/node/*.js
5.06user 0.65system 0:03.36elapsed
5.26user 0.63system 0:02.70elapsed
5.13user 0.63system 0:03.80elapsed
5.29user 0.63system 0:02.90elapsed
4.98user 0.57system 0:03.28elapsed
4.66user 0.54system 0:03.46elapsed
4.92user 0.55system 0:03.14elapsed
4.66user 0.55system 0:03.13elapsed

[DiegoRBaquero]

Works perfectly local and push build passed. I'm wondering what is making it fail in the PR build

[feross]

The tests appear to be about twice as slow with bogata as with tape. On my machine:

bogata

$ time npm run test-node
npm run test-node  5.47s user 0.73s system 65% cpu 9.416 total

tape

$ time npm run test-node
npm run test-node  2.52s user 0.34s system 50% cpu 5.698 total

You might want to look into that!

[feross]

Also, frankly, since the tests take less than 6 seconds, I'm not sure this is actually a problem we need to solve.

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