Tools structure - #904
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Closes #703 by moving the development-oriented tools out of the
tools/directory, which is now only meant for runtime tools for users to copy.While a better structure would rename these to, e.g.,
runtime-tools/or similar, I don't want to introduce such a massively breaking change.At the same time, this repository is mainly meant for users. For this reason, I moved the respective tools to
.dev-tools, which would keep them hidden by default.This PR also:
releasing/andlinting/(similarly to https://github.com/precice/precice/tree/develop/tools)releasing/README.mdto includevisualize-configs.shopenfoam-remove-empty-dirs.shandcleaning-tools.sh)check.shtocheck-filenames-permalinks.sh, to make it more specific.In #900,
tools/tests/was already moved totests/. That could even go to.tests/, to keep the list of directories strictly tutorials-related. That would at least help my file navigation a lot.Any other ideas are welcome.