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Remove conformance tests - #331
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test: enable unit tests and make validate tests flexible in terms of working directory
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The conformance tests were introduced in #48 in order to ensure that when we released this project it was offering the same / very close to the same functionality as the original anthropic project. This was a point in time issue, and we no longer need these tests. In fact they are likely to cause confusion going forward.
#330 offers a slightly different and more comprehensive approach to gain confidence on some overlapping areas (blackbox running and interacting).