Fix quicktest, add note to it and quickrun

quickrun

@@ -3,3 +3,10 @@
 # This allows testing changes without recompiling.
 
 runghc -isrc -idist/build/autogen shellcheck.hs "$@"
+
+# Note: with new-build you can
+#
+# % cabal new-run --disable-optimization -- shellcheck "$@"
+#
+# This does build the executable, but as the optimisation is disabled,
+# the build is quite fast.

quicktest

@@ -1,22 +1,21 @@
 #!/bin/bash
-# quicktest runs the ShellCheck unit tests in an interpreted mode.
+# shellcheck disable=SC2091
-# This allows running tests without compiling, which can be faster.
+
+# quicktest runs the ShellCheck unit tests.
+# Once `doctests` test executable is build, we can just run it
+# This allows running tests without compiling library, which is faster.
 # 'cabal test' remains the source of truth.
 
-(
+$(find dist -type f -name doctests)
- var=$(echo 'liftM and $ sequence [
+
-  ShellCheck.Analytics.runTests
+# Note: if you have build the project with new-build
-  ,ShellCheck.Parser.runTests
+#
-  ,ShellCheck.Checker.runTests
+#   % cabal new-build -w ghc-8.4.3 --enable-tests
-  ,ShellCheck.Checks.Commands.runTests
+#
-  ,ShellCheck.Checks.ShellSupport.runTests
+# and have cabal-plan installed (e.g. with cabal new-install cabal-plan),
-  ,ShellCheck.AnalyzerLib.runTests
+# then you can quicktest with
-    ]' | tr -d '\n' | cabal repl 2>&1 | tee /dev/stderr)
+#
-if [[ $var == *$'\nTrue'* ]]
+#   % $(cabal-plan list-bin doctests)
-then
+#
-  exit 0
+# Once the test executable exists, we can simply run it to perform doctests
-else
+# which use GHCi under the hood.
-  grep -C 3 -e "Fail" -e "Tracing" <<< "$var"
-  exit 1
-fi
-) 2>&1