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Update import statements - #35
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This PR addresses Issue #28 Ref #8 (comment).
Import statements in the lesson_tests.py files for each of the challenges have been updated to use
from main import *.The old import statements have been removed.
Changing the import statements caused some variable assignments in the test files to become unnecessary, so I also removed those.
In addition, changing the name of the challenge files from
lesson_code.pytomain.pybroke some of the challenges' unit tests, so I fixed those as well.