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The C locale gives us heartburn wrt to any
non-ASCII chars.
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Cover many more error cases.
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Don't print extraneous output when we are generating
an .expected file.
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And print out the accel_char if we get one back.
This will let us add tests for accel functionality.
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Do not use homegrown assertion and failure macros, when GTest has
perfectly functional API to deal with all the cases Pango covers.
Using GTest also allows us to rely on appropriate formatting for
results and logging.
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Use the functions in test-common.c instead of replicating them.
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Visual Studio does not ship with a unistd.h, so include the proper
header on Windows when unistd.h is not found on Windows.
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Add a quick test for iterating through attribute lists
that piggy-backs on the markup tests - we already have
attribute lists and a place for expected results here.
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This test is modeled after the GMarkup parser tests in GLib.
Test file with a name ending in .markup can be dumped in
tests/markups/, and tests/markup-parse can be used to generate
the expected output files which should be in the same location
and with the extension .markup replaced by .expected.
The test is also used as an installed test.
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