test,cram: remove invalid flag test case.
We've discovered that the musl getopt implementation mismatches the
current regexp. The test isn't really testing anything meaningful, so
instead of fixing the pattern for each getopt implementation now or
in the future, we instead just remove the not-that-useful test.
@@ -29,38 +29,6 @@ Display the help message
--ignore-warnings: Ignore warnings, do not exit with a non-zero exit status.
-OP:F or --output=PROVIDER=FILE: write test report to FILE using the specified provider
-Display usage on invalid CLI flags
-
- $ simple.c.bin --an-invalid-option
- .*simple\.c\.bin(\.exe)?: (unknown|unrecognized) option [`'"]?-- ?an-invalid-option['"]? (re)
- Tests compiled with Criterion v.* (re)
-
- usage: .*simple\.c\.bin(\.exe)? OPTIONS (re)
- options:
- -h or --help: prints this message
- -q or --quiet: disables all logging
- -v or --version: prints the version of criterion these tests have been linked against
- -l or --list: prints all the tests in a list
- -jN or --jobs N: use N concurrent jobs
- -f or --fail-fast: exit after the first failure
- --color=<auto|always|never>: colorize the output
- --encoding=<ENCODING>: use the specified encoding for the output (default: locale-deduced)
- --ascii: don't use fancy unicode symbols or colors in the output
- -S or --short-filename: only display the base name of the source file on a failure
- --filter [PATTERN]: run tests matching the given pattern
- --timeout [TIMEOUT]: set a timeout (in seconds) for all tests
- --tap[=FILE]: writes TAP report in FILE (no file or "-" means stderr)
- --xml[=FILE]: writes XML report in FILE (no file or "-" means stderr)
- --json[=FILE]: writes JSON report in FILE (no file or "-" means stderr)
- --always-succeed: always exit with 0
- --verbose[=level]: sets verbosity to level (1 by default)
- --crash: crash failing assertions rather than aborting (for debugging purposes)
- --debug[=TYPE]: run tests with a debugging server, listening on localhost:1234 by default. TYPE may be gdb, lldb, or wingbd.
- --debug-transport=VAL: the transport to use by the debugging server. `tcp:1234` by default
- --full-stats: Tests must fully report statistics (causes massive slowdown for large number of assertions but is more accurate).
- --ignore-warnings: Ignore warnings, do not exit with a non-zero exit status.
- -OP:F or --output=PROVIDER=FILE: write test report to FILE using the specified provider
-
C++ equivalents
$ [ "$CXX_SUPPORT" = 1 ] || exit 80
