Fixed missing apple.security to SecurityTest. Resolves #67
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Also fixes a problem related to running JUnit Tests from IntelliJ on Mac systems. IntelliJ resides in a folder `IntelliJ App` (mind the space) which executes the JUnit tests and adds therefore its own Jars to the classpath. When converted from an URL into an URI we recieve an illegal character exception. The fix was to UrlEscape the path variable within the `newUrl` method. Signed-off-by: Dennis Rippinger <dennis.rippinger@gmail.com>
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Fixed missing `apple.security` to SecurityTest. Resolves #67
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Also fixes a problem related to running JUnit Tests from IntelliJ on Mac systems. IntelliJ resides in a folder
IntelliJ App(mind the space) which executes the JUnit tests and adds therefore its own Jars to the classpath. When converted from an URL into an URI we recieve an illegal character exception. The fix was to UrlEscape the path variable within thenewUrlmethod.I hereby agree to the terms of the ArchUnit Contributor License Agreement.