Run tests for cleanup after LockSpecification refactor - #384
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Filtering categories is opt-in, thus the default of True is wrong. There is only one active usage of `make_lock_files` which sets `filter_categories` explicitly, so changing this value shouldn't break anything.
These lists are not optional, so `or []` doesn't seems to accomplish anything.
This is obsolete since we no longer use aggregate_lock_specs to aggregate specs from separate platforms.
We shouldn't compute `platforms` again in a different way. Instead we pass the value we already computed, and then we perform a consistency check whenever `len(lock_specs) > 0`.
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This is a proposed continuation of #383.
I just want to prove that the tests are passing. (The tests didn't run in srilman#1.)
Let's keep all discussion at #383.