Bump build_test from 2.2.3 to 3.2.1

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Bumps build_test from 2.2.3 to 3.2.1.

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package:build_test v3.2.1

• Files loaded from disk for resolveSources and testBuilders that are in the same package as explicitly-passed test inputs are now loaded if they match the default globs, such as lib/**, instead of ignored. This more closely matches version 2 behavior.

package:build_test v3.2.0

• Fixes when passing a readerWriter to testBuilders: don't count initial assets as outputs; do set up packages for initial assets; only apply builders to packages mentioned in sourceAssets.
• Add readAllSourcesFromFilesystem parameter to resolveSources. Set it to true to make the method behave as it did in build_test 2.2.0.
• Fix to resolveSources error handling.

package:build_test v3.1.1

• Bug fix: stop parsing testBuilder asset paths as globs.

package:build_test v3.1.0

• Add inputsTrackedFor and resolverEntrypointsTrackedFor to ReaderWriterTesting, so tests can determine what each build step read and resolved.
• Add loadIsolateSources to ReaderWriterTesting. It loads all real sources visible to the test into memory.
• testBuilder default onLog now works outside of tests: it falls back to print instead of crashing.
• Update README.md.

package:build_test v3.0.0

Breaking changes:

• Breaking change: removed tearDown parameter to resolveSources for keeping resolvers across multiple tests.
• Breaking change: tests must use new TestReaderWriter instead of InMemoryAssetReader and InMemoryAssetWriter.
• Breaking change: testBuilder no longer accepts a reader and a writer. Instead it returns a TestBuilderResult with the TestReaderWriter that was used.
• Breaking change: resolveSources no longer automatically reads non-input files from the filesystem; specify explicitly which non-input files the test should read in nonInputsToReadFromFilesystem.
• Breaking change: remove MultiAssetReader. Load the source into one TestReaderWriter instead.
• Breaking change: TestReaderWriter.assetsRead does not take into account details of the build, it's just what was actually read. Use TestReaderWriter.inputsTracked for what was recorded as an input. Note that resolver entrypoints are now tracked separately from inputs, see TestReaderWriter.resolverEntrypointsTracked.
• Breaking change: Remove StubAssetReader. Use TestReaderWriter instead.

Other user-visible changes:

• resolveSources and testBuilder now do a full build_runner build, with

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Commits

• b9d301b testBuilders default package setup. (#4071)
• efd9a13 Add readAllSourcesFromFilesystem to resolveSources. (#4063)
• 84020e6 Improve build_test testBuilders package setup. (#4069)
• 8762e09 Bump SDK upper bounds. (#4067)
• ebe99e8 Fix missing resolved import handling. (#4065)
• 85646c8 Release 2.5.3, 9.1.1, build_test 3.1.1. (#4060)
• cb75ab5 Glob escape testBuilder asset paths. (#4059)
• b689183 Fix pre-existing output deletion. (#4058)
• 1604cce Update markdown link checker. (#4057)
• b2c11e8 Fix null error. (#4056)
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