Add junitxml2subunit script for JUnit XML test reports#104
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JUnit XML is the de-facto interchange format for JVM test runners (Maven Surefire, Gradle, Ant) and many other ecosystems. Both Maven and Gradle write one XML file per test class into a reports directory, so the script accepts directories (`-d DIR`) as well as individual files and walks each directory in lexical order for a deterministic stream. Each <testcase> becomes a paired inprogress/terminal subunit packet, spaced by the testcase's `time` attribute so consumers can recover the duration. <failure> and <error> children both map to subunit `fail` (subunit has no separate "error" status that maps cleanly, and from a consumer's perspective both mean "did not pass"); their `type`/`message` attributes plus body text are folded into a single text/plain attachment on the terminal packet.
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JUnit XML is the de-facto interchange format for JVM test runners (Maven Surefire, Gradle, Ant) and many other ecosystems. Both Maven and Gradle write one XML file per test class into a reports directory, so the script accepts directories (
-d DIR) as well as individual files and walks each directory in lexical order for a deterministic stream.Each becomes a paired inprogress/terminal subunit packet, spaced by the testcase's
timeattribute so consumers can recover the duration. and children both map to subunitfail(subunit has no separate "error" status that maps cleanly, and from a consumer's perspective both mean "did not pass"); theirtype/messageattributes plus body text are folded into a single text/plain attachment on the terminal packet.