Opcua binding compile test files into dist folder

[relu91]

I assume here it is on purpose, right @erossignon?

Yes, having "rootdir": ".", dist:"dist" will cause ts file in src to go to dist/src and test to dist/test/.

The benefit is that the same tsconfig.json file is used for eslinting (in VSCode) the src and tst files ... It also allows us to check the syntax of the test file during the tsc -b phase.

the downside is that generated files are not stored in the dist folder anymore but one level below.

In our setup, it does not really make sense to compile test files into the dist folder, for two reasons:

• It pollutes the distributed npm packages with files that will never be used
• Tests are executed using ts-node

I think that also opc-ua binding should follow the same setup of other packages.

Originally posted by @relu91 in #598 (comment)

[erossignon]

I'll take it.

[relu91]

Fixed in #600