Add --filter-tests to strip out successful or skipped tests#58
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This PR adds a new command-line parameter:
--filter-tests. This parameter is intended to exclude any tests from the final report which do not match the condition given. It defaults to not doing any filtering. Possible filters:skipped: don't include skipped testssucceeded: don't include tests which succeededboth: don't include skipped or succeeded testsThe primary use case for this is generating HTML reports for very large test suites with very few failures. In one instance, a 32 MB
report.xmlfile contained only a single failing test which I wanted to send to a developer so that they could review the output.