Fix go tests #14
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Expected output needed to be updated for the int 64 as strings vs int 32 as numbers change. Wrappers was expected for the well known types but it is one of the ignored files. Referencing Empty as well means we have one ignored and one non-ignored file. Wrapped each dir in t.Run so they will each run even if one fails.
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As described in this elm compiler issue: elm/compiler#1473
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Expected output needed to be updated for the
int 64 as strings vs int 32 as numbers change.
Wrappers was expected for the well known types
but it is one of the ignored files. Referencing
Empty as well means we have one ignored and one
non-ignored file.
Wrapped each dir in t.Run so they will each run
even if one fails.