docs: fix stale testsys paths in testing guide#4846
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Description of changes:
Tiny doc drift fix.
TESTING.mdpointed to./tools/testsysandtools/testsys/Test.toml.example, but both paths are gone in a fresh checkout.This updates the guide to match what the repo does today: use
cargo make testsys, and put test config inTest.tomlat the repo root ortests/Test.toml. Keeps folks from chasing ghosts, pretty much it.Repro:
Testing done:
Checked the dead paths above in a fresh checkout.
Checked the replacement text against
Makefile.tomlconfig lookup logic.Ran a local markdown link check for
TESTING.mdand there are no missing local links now.Terms of contribution:
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