Organize unit tests into directories #221
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Organize unit tests into directories
debermudez
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Assuming this is a move and the unit tests pass the CI, this is good to go. Thanks for this clean up @dyastremsky.
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As GenAI-Perf has expanded, so too has its unit testing. There are now many unit tests.
For the unit tests that fall into common buckets, move them into their own directories. This makes it easier to, for example, find or run all of the converter tests. This will have no impact on how unit tests are run otherwise (i.e. running
pytestwill still run all of the tests).