Make parameterizedTestSource public #2087
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This makes the `parameterizedTestSource` method of the test suite class public, allowing people to use a customized suite as a source for JUnit parameterized tests. Previously the only way to use the test suite as a parameterized test source was to use the default method that only lets you customize the class loader by passing in a class to source it from.
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This makes the
parameterizedTestSourcemethod of the test suite class public, allowing people to use a customized suite as a source for JUnit parameterized tests. Previously the only way to use the test suite as a parameterized test source was to use the default method that only lets you customize the class loader by passing in a class to source it from.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.