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corpus.t, htmlbat.t: don't write to t
directory during testing
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... and remove some `ok 1;` statements that can never fail. Also, delete the `$DEBUG` variable.
This test has never worked right since it was introduced in commit ebf9054. The result of a plain s/// is a boolean, not the replacement string.
Previously it was mostly a mix of 4-space and 2-space indentation, but I can't explain the 6-space indentation of the find() callback.
This cleans up after commit c4a9bb1, which overlooked the (now unused) $cwd variable and didn't consolidate the module loading sections. Also remove the `note` reporting that we've found the test corpus, now that we're no longer doing a search that can fail.
Otherwise testing fails with a read-only t/ directory.
Also, remove the whole `$skippy` logic because it has never worked. In order for `skip()` to function, it needs to be placed inside a `SKIP:` block. Otherwise the whole test just aborts with: Label not found for "last SKIP" at .../Test/More.pm line 1409. # Looks like your test exited with 255 just after 1.
Having .xml_out files lying around is mainly useful for debugging failing tests, but shouldn't be the default because otherwise testing fails if t/ is a read-only directory.
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Some tests cause problems if run with a read-only
t
directory (see also Perl/perl5#22352).Also, lots of little clean-ups:
use
statements$skippy
, filename length checks)