exclude .bzrignore when exporting

[John A Meinel]

John A Meinel wrote:
> Aaron Bentley wrote:
>> John A Meinel wrote:
>>>> Speaking of which, as we get deeper paths, I think it would make sense
>>>> to truncate the beginning of the test name, rather than the end of it.
>>>> Because I don't need to see "bzrlib.selftest" all the time.
>> Also, can we stop using "test" in the selftest filenames?  It's pretty
>> repetitive.
>>
>> Aaron
> 
> I'm up for that. I'll actually do it, since it helps my paths a little
> bit. And I'll look into changing how the tests print.

So I've done this, and it ends up making "bzr selftest --verbose" much
cleaner (in my mind).
I changed it so that if a line overflows, I truncate ids from the
beginning (putting a ...), and I truncate shortDescription from the end
(adding ...).

I also just plain removed the "bzrlib.selftest" prefix, since it is in
every test and can thus just be assumed to exist. Though I have
considered just changing it to "b.st." or some other short prefix in
case people miss it.

Do people prefer to see something? I think we could also get away with
an opening single "." for people who care to know that it is in
bzrlib.selftest.

The only reason I can see to need something is because plugins would be
in a different path, but I don't think that actually matters.

John
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> 
> John
> =:->
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