Added nf-core module presto/pairseq

[Vivian0105]

Open issue: #12206

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[mashehu]

will using the same glob not resulting in both channels having both reads? Can't you somehow distinguish between read 1 and read 2 in the output to preserve the order?

[mashehu]

Suggested change

	assertAll(
	{ assert process.success},
	{ assert snapshot(
	process.out.reads.get(0).get(1),
	process.out.reads.get(0).get(2)
	).match("test_snap_out")},
	{ assert snapshot(
	process.out.versions_presto).match("test_snap_versions")
	},
	{ assert path(process.out.logs.get(0)).getText().contains("PASS") }
	)
	assert process.success
	assertAll(
	{ assert snapshot(
	process.out.reads,
	process.out.findAll { key, val -> key.startsWith("versions") }
	).match() },
	{ assert path(process.out.logs.get(0)).getText().contains("PASS") }
	)

a bit more compact way to write this