feat(nunit, xunit): set the default suites hierarchy for test results#578
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The PR implements the default suite hierarchy in Allure.NUnit and Allure.Xunit. See motivation in #364.
In NUnit, generic and parameterized classes are mapped to distinct sub suites.
If a test result already contains a suite hierarchy label (
parentSuite,suite, orsubSuite), the default labels are not added. This allows overwriting the default hierarchy with a custom one by using the Allure API (both runtime and attribute-based).Closes #364.