feat: don't display tests that pass on terminal output to reduce debugging noise #15
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…ng issues without having to use the --match options when there are many tests
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Pull request overview
This PR modifies the terminal display behavior to suppress output for passing tests, showing only failed and skipped tests. This aims to reduce noise when debugging test failures in projects with many tests, eliminating the need to use --match options to filter output.
Key Changes:
- Wraps test output display logic in a conditional that checks if
$row.result != "PASS" - Optimizes by moving the
format-resultcall inside the conditional (no longer formatting results that won't be displayed)
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Avoid having to use the --match options when there are many tests.