[XCTestCase] Fix total number of tests output #38
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swiftlang#33 introduced another regression that was not fixed in 4944003: the total number of test runs was not being reported correctly--only the total number of failures. Fix the misreporting, as well as the incorrect verification in the `FailingTestSuite` functional test.
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[XCTestCase] Fix total number of tests output
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#33 introduced another regression that was not fixed in 4944003: the total number of test runs was not being reported correctly--only the total number of failures.
Fix the misreporting, as well as the incorrect verification in the
FailingTestSuitefunctional test.Sorry for not catching this sooner--I only noticed the problem when rebasing #32, and realizing the output still wasn't what I expected.