Adding UnitTests project with example tests for MockProvider #79
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Fixes #80
PR Type
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
There is currently no test infrastructure in the Graph-Controls repo.
What is the new behavior?
I've added a test project for running unit tests against UWP, modeled after the setup in WCT. I could have split it into multiple test projects (Net and Uwp), but I didn't see a strong reason to up front.
For starters I've added unit tests for the MockProvider
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Other information
Getting test infrastructure is not only a generally good thing for the project (detecting regressions, etc.), but it also will make it easy to demonstrate project stability to our first adopters.