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Pervasively use the Logger in tests - #2340
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Eliminates the need for boilerplate to do logging/printing in all the tests. Just use Logger.Print()/DebugPrint() in either MJ code or test code uniformly and it should just work. Since we're pretty well stuck on xUnit 2, the TestInitialization.cs code just got real ugly. Since xUnit 2 is perfectly stable at this point, that shouldn't incur any maintenance costs.
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Eliminates the need for boilerplate to do logging/printing in all the tests. Just use Logger.Print()/DebugPrint() in either MJ code or test code uniformly and it should just work.
Since we're pretty well stuck on xUnit 2, the TestInitialization.cs code just got real ugly. Since xUnit 2 is perfectly stable at this point, that shouldn't incur any maintenance costs.