From 2cfe46389d99dfc04d99cfc406296da77cb09554 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Sam Vervaeck <vervaeck.sam@skynet.be>
Date: Sat, 13 Jun 2020 19:30:14 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Update scanner tests to work with new test infrastructure

---
 test/scan/000-bolt-identifier.md      | 58 ++++++++++++--------
 test/scan/001-bolt-string-literal.md  | 16 ++++--
 test/scan/002-bolt-integer-literal.md | 76 ++++++++++++++++-----------
 3 files changed, 92 insertions(+), 58 deletions(-)

diff --git a/test/scan/000-bolt-identifier.md b/test/scan/000-bolt-identifier.md
index de9e373db..fa77f0c72 100644
--- a/test/scan/000-bolt-identifier.md
+++ b/test/scan/000-bolt-identifier.md
@@ -6,48 +6,64 @@ split-lines: true
 
 The most simple identifiers are those made out of ASCII letters:
 
-    Foo
-    Bar
-    Baz
+```
+Foo
+Bar
+Baz
+```
 
 However, they may also contain digits as long as they do not begin with a
 digit:
 
-    Var1
-    Var2
-    Var10029384
+```
+Var1
+Var2
+Var10029384
+```
 
 Identifiers may be as long as you want:
 
-    ThisIsALongAndValidIdentifier
-    ThisIsAnEvenLongButStilCompletelyValidIdentifier
+```
+ThisIsALongAndValidIdentifier
+ThisIsAnEvenLongerButStilCompletelyValidIdentifier
+```
 
 Moreover, they may have arbitrary underscores (`_`) in their names.
 
-    a_valid_identifier
-    another__0000__valid_identfier
-    _1
-    __2
-    ___3
+```
+a_valid_identifier
+another__0000__valid_identfier
+_1
+__2
+___3
+```
 
 They may even be nothing more than underscores:
 
-    _
-    __
-    ___
+```
+_
+__
+___
+```
 
 All identifiers starting with a `ID_Start` character are valid identifiers,
 including `Other_ID_Start`:
 
-    ℘rototype
-    ℮llipsis
+```
+℘rototype
+℮llipsis
+```
 
 Likewise, the following code points using `Other_ID_Continue` are also valid:
 
-    α·β
-    ano·teleia
+```
+α·β
+ano·teleia
+```
 
 And, of course, the combination of `ID_Start` and `ID_Continue`:
 
-    alfa·beta
+```
+alfa·beta
+```
 
diff --git a/test/scan/001-bolt-string-literal.md b/test/scan/001-bolt-string-literal.md
index 3ca25cf34..db0a21d78 100644
--- a/test/scan/001-bolt-string-literal.md
+++ b/test/scan/001-bolt-string-literal.md
@@ -6,15 +6,21 @@ split-lines: true
 
 A string may hold arbirary ASCII characters, including spaces:
 
-    "Foo!"
-    "Once upon a time ..."
+```
+"Foo!"
+"Once upon a time ..."
+```
 
 Special ASCII characters have no effect, other than that they are appended to
 the contents of the string:
 
-    "S+me w3!rd @SCII ch@r$"
+```
+"S+me w3!rd @SCII ch@r$"
+```
 
 Some special escape sequences:
 
-    "\n\r"
-    "\n"
+```
+"\n\r"
+"\n"
+```
diff --git a/test/scan/002-bolt-integer-literal.md b/test/scan/002-bolt-integer-literal.md
index 7e0aa0f2a..fb625568f 100644
--- a/test/scan/002-bolt-integer-literal.md
+++ b/test/scan/002-bolt-integer-literal.md
@@ -6,52 +6,64 @@ split-lines: true
 
 All decimal digits are valid integers.
 
-    1
-    2
-    3
-    4
-    5
-    6
-    7
-    8
-    9
-    0
+```
+1
+2
+3
+4
+5
+6
+7
+8
+9
+0
+```
 
 Any combination of decimal digits are valid integers, including integers
 prefixed with an abirary amount of zeroes.
 
-    12345
-    99
-    10
-    01
-    000
-    0010
+```
+12345
+99
+10
+01
+000
+0010
+```
 
 In binary mode, integers are read in base-2.
 
-    0b0
-    0b1
-    0b10010
-    0b00100
-    0b00000
+```
+0b0
+0b1
+0b10010
+0b00100
+0b00000
+```
 
 This means the following expressions are invalid in binary mode:
 
-    0b20001
-    0b12345
-    0b00003
+```
+0b20001
+0b12345
+0b00003
+```
 
 In octal mode, integers are read in base-8.
 
-    0o0
-    0o00000
-    0o007
-    0o706
-    0o12345
+```
+0o0
+0o00000
+0o007
+0o706
+0o12345
+```
 
 This means the following expressions are invalid in octal mode:
 
-    0o8
-    0o9
-    0o123456789
+```
+0o8
+0o9
+0o123456789
+```