Rename test/main.f90 to test/check.f90 in dependencies tutorial - #172
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I was just following the tutorials for adding dependencies for a new project and noticed that
fpm0.12.0 creates a default folder with atest/check.f90file rather thantest/main.f90file, which is what's in the docs. This PR replacestest/main.f90withtest/check.f90.I went ahead and also changed this in what looks like the translation data but I only did it by find+replace (well,
sed -i ...) and am not sure if that's correct.