Enhancing the test declaration to support multiple tests

While a single test works, trying to add another one does not build. This is what I tried to do in Creation.cpp by adding another test. One of the tests is empty and the second test throws an int. These are the two scenarios we were just trying to work with:

#include "../Test.h"
TEST
{
}
TEST
{
    throw 1;
}

The failure is due to the Test class being declared twice, as well as the run method. The TEST macro declares a new global instance of the Test class each time it’s used. Each instance is called test. We don’t see the classes or the instances in the code because they are hidden by the TEST macro.

We’ll need to modify the TEST macro so that it will generate unique class and instance names. And while we’re doing that, let’s also fix the name of the test itself. We don’t want all tests to have the name "testCanBeCreated", and since the...