BETL - a regression testing toolkit

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Last Update: 2014-04-25

BETL is a test toolkit that allows you to perform automatic (regression) testing of
command-line oriented programs. It supports grouping tests into arbitrary categories,
displaying the difference between expected and actual results, selectively running

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