Adds a new linter to verify all test names are consistent with one common
convention we already follow, for the most part, which is:
> Test vars (test names) should be suffixed with -test.
There's no strong reason for following this convention, although it's quite
common in Clojure, but in any case, these are the reasons I can think of and
remember:
- Naming consistency. Sometimes tests start with "test-", others end with "test"
and others don't prefix/suffix at all.
- The suffix removes potential conflicts with core Clojure functions.
- The suffix mostly eliminates potential conflicts with other vars in the test
namespace. Example: you can declare a function delete and have a test named
delete-test.
- For someone using Emacs imenu feature, it helps differentiate which vars are
tests and which are just local functions supporting the tests.
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