assert: look for the right function call in the source #210
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So package functions are called with the package selector. For the upcoming internal/source change to handle multiple functions on a single line.
And change the test for multiple function calls per line, now that the lookup works
So that multiple function calls on the same line do not confuse the source lookup
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Fixes #195
Required moving all the tests which used
internal/sourceto external test packages.When scanning for an
ast.CallExpronly consider those that use aast.SelectorExprwhere the name of theXis a gotest.tools package. That way if there are other function calls on the line, it will continue looking for the right call.This makes the lookup logic more complicated, and will break if someone assigns
assert.<func>to a local var. Hopefully that is not a common practice.