Split tests into directories and run them with "make check" #24
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Graphical tests for the dw (Dillo Widget) are moved to test/dw, while unit tests are placed into test/unit. All tests are compiled with "make check" but only the tests that can run without intervention and without a graphic display are executed.
The hyphenation files are manually specified from the local file, so they are always the same.
The asserts only take effect when building with them enabled.
They are now relative to the root directory of the project, instead of relative to the test file location.
The hyphenation test fails without them.
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Graphical tests for the Dillo Widget (dw) are moved into test/dw, the rest of unit tests are in test/unit.
Most of the tests require manual intervention from humans. This MR makes some of the unit tests work on their own.
See #15