Reset testsuite tolerances to zero #401
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@stelliom It should be possible to delete the files entirely if no tolerances are required. |
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I just wanted to keep them in case at some point I will need to add some tolerances again. This way I still have a template. |
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See PR #402, where we remove the tolerances files completely. |
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This PR resets all testsuite tolerances to zero, such that all results need to be bit-identical to the references to pass the test. This is meant as a fresh start after the references update from PR #400.