[sherenkov]

incorrect-test-object-name checked the title of a unit test, eo:test-title(@name), against its regular expression, but printed the raw @name in the defect message. So [] +> test_abc was reported as The name of the object "+test_abc" doesn't match ..., and as "p🌵test_abc" with a parser that marks tests with p🌵/n🌵.

The message now prints the title through eo:test-title, as bad-test-name, wrong-test-order and unit-test-without-phi already do, so it reads The name of the object "test_abc" doesn't match ....

New packs in packs/single/incorrect-test-object-name/ assert the text of the message, which no pack did before:

• prints-title-of-truthy-test.yaml: [] +> test_abc in EO;
• prints-title-of-throwing-test.yaml: [] -> throws_when_empty in EO;
• prints-title-of-cactus-marked-test.yaml: p🌵test_abc and n🌵throws_when_empty in XMIR, since the pinned parser still emits +/-.

All three fail on master and pass with the change, and each still expects exactly one warning per misnamed test on its line. The other packs of the lint, catches-* and allows-*, pass unchanged.

Closes #1692.

[sherenkov]

@yegor256 CI is green and the branch is up to date with master, could you take a look when you have a moment? It makes incorrect-test-object-name print the name of the unit test without the parser's marker, so [] +> test_abc is reported as "test_abc" instead of "+test_abc" or "p🌵test_abc".