Closes #44

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Closes #51

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This also releases test 0.12.0-beta.2.

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This was returning false negatives for Dart 1.10.

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Prints from browser tests will be forwarded to the command-line, and the compact
reporter will ensure that printed lines don't interfere with its status lines.

Closes #13

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Closes #6

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See #6

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See #6

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This will eventually be used by users to declare which platforms a given test or
suite supports.

See #6

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See #6

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Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org//986973006

Closes #5

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This uses the right executables on OS X and Windows, and passes flags
to disable even more features.

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See #5

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This moves some files into lib/src/runner/vm to match
lib/src/runner/browser, and moves the test into a directory structure
matching that of lib/src/.

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This gives it access to [supportsIsolateKill].

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See #5

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This is necessary to avoid an IO dependency in lib/unittest.dart, which would
prevent browser tests from running.

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See #5

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See #19

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See #5

R=rnystrom@google.com

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See #5

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This will allow the test runner to compile test files to JavaScript.
It runs dart2js instances in parallel but prints their output
sequentially.

See #5

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See #5

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This class multiplexes communication over a single underlying channel.
It will be useful for communicating individually with test suites and
tests over the server  browser WebSocket connection.

See #5

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This creates the following four subdirectories:

* `frontend/`, which is for user-visible libraries exported by
  `lib/unittest.dart`.

* `backend/`, which is for libraries that define the internal
  structure of test suites and how they're run in a platform-
  independent manner.

* `runner/`, which is for libraries that are specifically useful for
  the test runner. This includes code that deals with multiple test
  suites at once as well as platform-specific test running code.

* `util/`, which contains various utility libraries that aren't
  specific to unittest's use-case. Individual utility functions can
  still go in `lib/util.dart`.

* `deprecated/`, which contains deprecated libraries.

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R=kevmoo@google.com
Closes #20

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org//948113004

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This will help make a better first impression.

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The biggest issue was issue 6610 causing [Isolate.spawn] to fail in
child isolates.

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This preserves the shape of the previous API, but stubs out the functionality.
This is a temporary measure designed to make it easier for users to try the
runner out on their existing tests.

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Closes #2

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org//934413002

This is still extremely bare-bones and won't work with tests that actually
import "package:unittest/unittest.dart", but it's something.

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See #2

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org//933083002

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This fixes tests that don't require dart:io and marks those that do
dart:io as Skip.

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