A way of organizing JUnit tests is to have an static package-visible inner class containing all unit tests for that
particular outer class, and then a Tests class in each package which sets up a suite with all those classes. In this
setup, the tests are integrated with the code and are close to the things that they test.

However, in NetBeans a separate root is required for the test classes, putting them in a different location than the
tests. It is not possible to run tests from the regular source root. This makes it cumbersome to interchange code with
people that uses other IDEs.

Please allow running tests from the source root.

Related, the competitive analysis at <http://junit.netbeans.org/proposed-new-features.html>, section III, contains the
assertion that JUnit is incapable of testing private methods, and that no IDE support that feature. This is in general
not correct. The above setup allows the tests to inspect the internal state of the unit.