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Opened Aug 29, 2020 by Raymond Toy@rtoyOwner

Fix #76: Add ansi-tests test suite to CI

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Adds ansi-test test suite to CI.

This basically modifies CI to clone a copy of ansi-tests, switches to the rtoy-cmucl-expected-failures branch and then runs the test suite after building cmucl.

The ansi-test output is available as an artifact so we can examine the test run and figure out what is failing and also see the failures and update expected failures as needed.

Edited Aug 30, 2020 by Raymond Toy
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Reference: cmucl/cmucl!54
Source branch: rtoy-issue-76-add-ansi-tests-to-ci

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