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Update to latest version of devDependencies tap (v7) and tap-parser (v2) #318

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This pull request updates devDependencies to the latest version of tap & tap-parser
( as discussed in: #312 )

removed tap.createConsumer in favour of concat-stream which is being used in: test/circular-things.js#L3

The full discussion of the changes made in this PR can be seen in: #314
However a new PR was created to keep the commit history clean
( one commit per change/file requested by @ljharb in: #314 (comment) )

…of tap.createConsumer (method unavailable in tap v7) for tape-testing#312
@ljharb ljharb self-assigned this Sep 2, 2016
@ljharb ljharb merged commit bc6ecea into tape-testing:master Sep 2, 2016
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 - [Fix] `throws`: only reassign “message” when it is not already non-enumerable (#320)
 - [Fix] show path for error messages on windows (#316)
 - [Fix] `.only` should not run multiple tests with the same name (#299, #303)
 - [Deps] update `glob`, `inherits`
 - [Dev Deps] update `concat-stream`, `tap`, `tap-parser`, `falafel`
 - [Tests] [Dev Deps] Update to latest version of devDependencies tap (v7) and tap-parser (v2) (#318)
 - [Tests] ensure the max_listeners test has passing output
 - [Docs] improvements (#298, #317)
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