Check that everything works with ptracer and pt-run from /usr/local #20
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It's inconvenient to do make install every time we want to run the test suite. So I set it up to run the /usr/local tests only in the Github CI. To test that the compilation works with /usr/local version of ptracer.h, clear the CPPFLAGS variable when compiling the tests.
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Get rid of the "../../pt-run", by adding it to the PATH. The tricky bit is that ./run-tests no longer is a trivial wrapper around busted, because it sets the PATH. Thus, I'm not 100% sold that we actually want to do this. Anyway, I'm leaving this here for feedback.
It's inconvenient to do make install every time we want to run the test suite. So I set it up to run the /usr/local tests only in the Github CI. To test that the compilation works with /usr/local version of ptracer.h, clear the CPPFLAGS variable when compiling the tests.