Also using make for dependency management/ordering.
Includes `tests/stage_sim_and_verif/dependencies.mk` file because I was using that to check my make logic (and the docs example is once again incomplete sby).
SBY entires in a file named `.skip` are ignored from the current directory during collection.
Useful for when you want to skip a file, but don't want to use the `skip_` prefix, such as when it's a docs example.
Calling `make clean` can fail if a test folder has been collected but the source no longer exists. `make clean_rules` bypasses this by skipping the `include make/rules/collect.mk` in the same way as `make help`.
Instead of duplicating editorial comments in the test, we should just
point to the appnote where the comments are already made in a more
substantive way.
The test infrastructure doesn't like when the `cover` tag is used but there is no task that uses it (because it thinks it is a task rather than a tag).
Used `sby --autotune` to find other engines which fail (though there aren't any other exceptions that I could find).
Parse errors from `abc bmc3` and `abc sim3` instead of returning UNKNOWN.
As per https://stackoverflow.com/a/54950959, `os.path.basename()` returns an empty string if the string ends with a trailing slash. This means that the target implied by `dir/` differs from an explicit target of `dir/`, and changes the behaviour to copy files to the root `src` directory instead.
Replace `--statuscsv` and `--livecsv` with `--statusfmt <fmt>` and `--live <fmt` respectively.
Currently supports both csv and jsonl.
In the case of `--live`, updates can be printed in multiple formats, while `--statusfmt` only supports one at a time.
