Prevent test methods incorrectly defined as Kotlin top-level functions from being considered for test execution #325
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…s from being considered for test execution This won't work, as JUnit 5 doesn't actually run these methods. However, if a runner is created for the class, then there is a mismatch between Android's expectations and JUnit 5's deliverables. This messes up Android's internal test counting, causing issues like "Expected N+1 tests, received N"
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This won't work, as JUnit 5 doesn't actually run these methods. However, if a runner is created for the class, then there is a mismatch between Android's expectations and JUnit 5's deliverables. This messes up Android's internal test counting, causing issues like "Expected N+1 tests, received N".
This resolves #316 and may be a first indicator towards solving #298.