chore: refactor testdata folder #49
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The idea behind this refactor is to have a better structure for the testdata folder. It was unclear that each folder in the testdata folder was about activating or deactivating a setting. For example, the folder `bool-format` was about activating the `bool-format` setting. But, `err-error` was about activating the setting. Now, folder names are more explicit about the setting that is being activated or deactivated.
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The idea behind this refactor is to have a better structure for the testdata folder.
It was unclear that each folder in the testdata folder was about activating or deactivating a setting.
For example, the folder
bool-formatwas about activating thebool-formatsetting.But,
err-errorwas about activating the setting.Now, folder names are more explicit about the setting that is being activated or deactivated.
This is a suggestion of implementation of what was suggested with
Closes #47