Add tox for cross-platform, parallel test suite execution #2378
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This change introduces tox and tox-uv for testing. These changes allow for cross-platform testing by running `tox`, parallel execution across all supported Python versions by running `tox run-parallel` (or simply `tox p`), and cross-interpreter coverage reporting and HTML report output.
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This change introduces tox and tox-uv for testing.
These changes allow for cross-platform testing by running
tox, parallel execution across all supported Python versions by runningtox run-parallel(or simplytox p), and cross-interpreter coverage reporting and HTML report output.Closes #2351