Typelevel weaver TODO-list

[Baccata]

This issue tracks the things to do to "move" Weaver over to the Typelevel organisation (see the governance issue here).

• Add the code of conduct #5
• Update the build to use sbt-typelevel #7
• Get rid of the IntelliJ-related code #3
• Set-up CI / publishing
• Make the fork orphan via a request to gh (https://support.github.com/request/fork)
• Work on a few changes, including some breaking ones. In particular (but not necessarily limited to) :
  • Revamp expect.same and expect.eql to work against a Comparison abstraction.  #15
  • CheckConfig should accept org.scalacheck.rng.Seed instead of Long disneystreaming/weaver-test#632
  • Busy spin in SbtTask results in high CPU usage disneystreaming/weaver-test#671
  • Display initial seed in property-check failures ... disneystreaming/weaver-test#338
  • Replace expecty with clue #64
  • Make assert (and variants) throw #67
• Remove mentions of Disney wherever relevant (including the Disney logo that appears on the website)
• Copy the issues over from the Disney repo
• Issue a 0.9.0 release
• Update Disney weaver's default branch to nothing but a README pointing to the TL weaver.

[lorandszakacs]

Writing here for visibility.

When the time comes, issues can be copied over using this scala-cli script:
https://github.com/lorandszakacs/gh-issues-copy

Assuming scala-cli and github cli installed, it should just be a simple:

./gh-issues-copy.scala -- disneystreaming/weaver-test typelevel/weaver-test 40

Samples of how copying looks like can be found here:
https://github.com/lorandszakacs/test-target/issues

[zainab-ali]

As well as the changes in the checklist above, we've decided to include #64 to simplify the expect macro.

[zainab-ali]

When the time comes, we can migrate users with Scala Steward by PRing this change to the Scala Steward repo.

We can also prompt them to use scalafix for code changes: here are some example migration notes.

[zainab-ali]

The open issues have been copied over from disneystreaming. Thanks @lorandszakacs for the script!