In tests, remove the word "example" to avoid confusion - #2031
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Really like this idea!
While we're here, perhaps you want to go one step further and add a Readme.md in the test/ folder that links to godot-cpp-template? Not sure if it would be seen by many, but at least we'd have the information in place.
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The project in
test/is not an example, but it still contains the word "example" all over the place, potentially leading to confusion.This PR replaces that with "my_test" or
MyTest. I usually use the prefix "my" for things that are project specific and I never intend to make reusable. I'm open to suggestions on the naming, although, I don't think it matters too much, so long as it can't be confused for an example :-)