Patch for bug 211188: Make testing suite check for any #! lines that are not /usr/bin/perl; patch by Marc Schumann <wurblzap@gmail.com>; r=vladd, a=justdave.

Patch for bug 216572: 002goodperl.t shouldn't add an extra test for every additional Throw*Error violation in the same file; patch by Marc Schumann <marcschum@web.de>; r=kiko, a=justdave.

Patch by byron jones <bugzilla@glob.com.au>
r=jouni, a=justdave

r=justdave
a=justdave

to disregard processmail since it no longer exists (it was special-cased
before).

r=dave, a=dave

Permission to do so granted by: justdave, joel, jake, ddk, gerv, bbaetz,
and myself (as gleamed from bonsai and the contributors lines and
indicated in the bug report). a=justdave.

Bug 167978 - Fix Throw*Error l10n regressions and add a test to catch more. Patch by gerv; r=bbaetz.

* NO CODE CHANGES *

test code. Patch makes the tests much better now.

r=zach x2

Patch by Brad Baetz <bbaetz@student.usyd.edu.au>
r= jake, justdave

patch fixed the problem, but this patch stops once it finds strict so
it will not take as long to run.

Patch by ddkilzer@theracingworld.com. R=zach@zachlipton.com though review
is not required for tests.

Bug 112914 - This test was relying on the existance of the unix "cat" command instead of using perl's standard open() function.  This caused a test failed when running the tinderbox script on win32.

Don't rely on the TEST_VERBOSE environment variable (no longer exported from runtests.sh) and instead print to the TESTOUT file handle pulled in from Test::More.  This will allow the testing backend to check for verbosity rather than having to handle it in the .t files.

Bug 103664 - Tests should "use strict;" and not contain any tabs.  We should also use the TEST_VERBOSE environment variable instead of VERBOSE.
Patch by David D. Kilzer <ddkilzer@theracingworld.com>
Additional edits by myself to add the emacs mode line.  Also, the change to runtests.sh was done by me.

bug 97976.

No review required for tests at this time. NOT_PART_OF_BUILD

Fix to make the tests generate the list of files to test instead of having to update the list manually whenever a file is added
or removed. The main logic is in t/Support/Files.pm, changes to the test files are needed to allow it to function properly.

NOT_PART_OF_BUILD. No review needed for tests at this time.

Addition of Files.pm which will be used shortly by 1.t (soon to be 1compile.t) which contains the list of files to test. This is important so that we can bring it into other tests which check files for content, etc... 

No review required for tests as of now as per Dave.