--expert as a way to hide it.--stack-backtrace option or with -v/--verbose (#181).Testo.with_capture now supports an is_binary_mode option for reading back binary data correctly according to the channel's mode on Windows (#178).Testo.with_open_temp_file which now supports get_random_key, perms, windows_binary, and windows_file_share_delete options. The main novelty is that temporary files are now opened with FILE_SHARE_DELETE on Windows to avoid a class of cleanup failures linked to duplicate file handles (#180).inline_logs to create a test for which logs are always or never shown inline (#142).--max-inline-log-bytes to limit the size of unchecked test output (logs) shown inline when reporting the status of a test. The default limit is 1MB (#144).-t (#5). The query language keywords and, or, not, all, and none can no longer be used as tag names.Testo.Lazy_with_output module for lazy computations that cache standard output and error output in addition to the computation’s result or exception. This allows for sharing context between tests running in the same worker process. It saves unnecessary computations while providing the same logs for each test sharing this context (#156).write_file, read_file, map_file, copy_file, and with_temp_file. The new names are write_text_file, read_text_file, etc. (#165).-C/--chdir option to set the current working directory (#167).Testo.check function and testables, replicating the similar functionality found in Alcotest. This makes it practical to write tests that don’t depend on the Alcotest library (#169).broken option of Testo.create and Testo.update to flaky (#172).Testo.with_chdir (https://github.com/mjambon/testo/pull/104).approve subcommand on such a test now successfully changes its status from XFAIL to XPASS (#103).-s search queries in the same test command, allowing the selection of various tests by their name or hash (#110).--expert option to hide the legend printed by run and status (#109).--autoclean option to run and status subcommands to delete test snapshots that don’t belong to any known test as it typically happens after tests are renamed (#126).First official release