Remove driver code #119
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Remove driver code #119
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Since this package is meant to be installed and imported, it doesn't really make sense anymore to have code in the modules that allows those modules to be executed as individual Python scripts. So I'm removing that code in this commit. I considered adding tests to replicate the functionality of the code being removed, but there didn't seem to be much point. The removed code just does a basic check that the server can start and stop, and relies on some external client to send HTTP or SMTP requests, and our existing tests cover all that functionality already.
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Since this package is meant to be installed and imported, it doesn't really make sense anymore to have code in the modules that allows those modules to be executed as individual Python scripts. So I'm removing that code in this commit.
I considered adding tests to replicate the functionality of the code being removed, but there didn't seem to be much point. The removed code just does a basic check that the server can start and stop, and relies on some external client to send HTTP or SMTP requests, and our existing tests cover all that functionality already.