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The C code leaked out of src/, so I moved .clang-format and some compile
options to the root directory.
Also, I'm starting to hit test execution limits; I'm going to limit the
repositories used for stress testing.
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I would get random freezes when running tests; I completely forgot that
logging & multiprocessing don't play well together.
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It immediately exposed a horrible bug in net.c, which is now fixed.
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Meh, moving the shell code generation to Python I like better in the
end.
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All the new added tests require more time.
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And that they're marked as finished. It immediately exposed some
concurrency bugs, so some locking has been fixed.
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Also, I don't think calling random.seed is necessary.
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This should hopefully reduce clutter in the test/ directory.
Side note: if I leave the __init__.py file in the new py/ directory,
pytest fails with import errors. To make it work, I need to either
delete it or keep the __init__.py file in both test/ and py/. No idea
why.
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