Refactor git integration tests as unit tests#104
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Pretty much all can be written as unit tests. That leaves
integration/node.test.tsas the only integration test. Later I'll refactor ascore.test.tsinstead testingcommitFilesFromBase64directly.However, the git integration tests does cover general create/update/delete test that node.test.ts does not cover. I'll add these later when refactoring to
core.test.ts