Add initial support for Fuchu tests #1268
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Something like this has been discussed at fsprojects#234, and there is an open issue for this more specifically at fsprojects#742. And while there seem to be some questions of how to do this in the best way, or polish it, I am of the opinion that it is better to have something than nothing. It is rather reassuring to n00bs particularly when they see that tools are at least aware of each other, and this is one of the big draws of FAKE. The code is derived from the example from Fuchu itself: https://github.com/mausch/Fuchu/blob/5ef9ec303abf56f8ca5511cda3fb53bfa705007c/build.fsx#L119
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Something like this has been discussed at #234, and there is an open issue for this more specifically at #742. And while there seem to be some questions of how to do this in the best way, or to polish Fuchu itself, I am of the opinion that it is better to have something than nothing. It is rather reassuring to n00bs particularly when they see that tools are at least aware of each other, and this is one of the big draws of FAKE.
The code is derived from the example from Fuchu itself. Note that I have not tested this on Mono myself; I was trusting it to work correctly since it came from Fuchu. I have however tested it on Windows. If you want me to test it on Linux, I'm happy to do so.