Refactor TestClient usage
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This avoids the somewhat arcane `include!(concat!(...))` construct in the `axum-extra` crate, which some IDEs (JetBrains) don't like particularly much...
This is where the extractor is implemented, so it would make sense to colocate the tests there too.
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This PR changes how the
TestClientstruct fromaxumis shared withaxum-extraand also makes it available toaxum-core.This change avoids the somewhat arcane
include!(concat!(...))construct in theaxum-extracrate, which some IDEs (JetBrains) don't like particularly much. The alternative proposed by this PR is a__privatefeature, similar to the one inaxum-macros, that enables the public export of theTestClientstruct. Theaxumdev-dependencies in the other two crates then enable that feature, so that it can be used in their test suites.This enables us to move the
request_partstests intoaxum-core, next to the implementation that they are testing.