activate test tera_templates_are_in_sync in ci

[senekor]

It wasn't active before, because it was thought to be too slow. Turns out it's not that bad.

[senekor]

as discussed here

[senekor]

hmm, works on my machine 🤔

[ellnix]

Works on my machine as well.

[ellnix]

@senekor I should have known from the start that it was just problem-specifications missing, but wasn't familiar with github actions and especially this repo's actions. Live and learn I guess.

Unfortunately the first exercise with a template also had additional tests, which had me thinking that only some of the canonical-data tests were being rendered. Of course, it ended up just being additional-tests.json.

[senekor]

Ah, makes sense.

For the record, the problem-specifications stuff is one of the things I did I'm not totally happy with. It's not entirely my fault, I think there should be a way to point configlet at a specific version of prolem-specifications (e.g. a submodule), but there isn't. It only wants to work with its own cache. So I bent over backwards to get some kind of reproducibility.

I'm open to ideas about how to do that better.

I personally also don't need the .prob-spec symlinks anymore that are strewn about all the exercise directories. I used to work with a file tree where these were useful, but now I mostly use a fuzzy file picker. If you don't need them either, we could remove them.

For next time, I'd prefer if you push your own work to a separate branch instead of mine 🙂