Introduce test targets that always run

This means having a test file open (in TextMate) and using ⌘B, the test will always run, even if it has previously succeeded and none of the test’s dependencies have been updated.

.tm_properties

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ fileType         = 'source.c++'
 
 [ tests/*.{cc,mm} ]
 scopeAttributes  = 'attr.test.cxxtest'
-TM_NINJA_TARGET  = '${TM_FILEPATH/^.*?([^\/]*)\/tests\/.*$/$1/}'
+TM_NINJA_TARGET  = '${TM_FILEPATH/^.*?([^\/]*)\/tests\/.*$/$1\/test/}'
 
 [ tests/t_*.mm ]
 GUI_TESTS        = '${TM_FILENAME/^t_(.*)\.mm$/$1/}'

bin/gen_build

@@ -271,10 +271,12 @@ def tests(target)
     res << "  RAVE_FLAGS = #{fws} #{libs}\n"
 
     res << "build #{dst}.run: run_test #{dst}\n"
+    res << "build #{dst}.always-run: always_run_test #{dst}\n"
     res << "build #{dst}.coerce: skip_test #{dst}\n"
     res << "  seal = #{dst}.run\n"
 
     res << "build #{target[:name]}:        phony #{dst}.run\n"
+    res << "build #{target[:name]}/test:   phony #{dst}.always-run\n"
     res << "build #{target[:name]}/coerce: phony #{dst}.coerce\n"
 
     target[:test] = "#{dst}.run"
@@ -697,6 +699,10 @@ rule run_test
   command = $in && touch $out
   description = Run test ‘$in’…
 
+rule always_run_test
+  command = $in
+  description = Run test ‘$in’…
+
 rule skip_test
   command = touch "$seal"
   description = Skip test ‘$in’…