Use cacaphony test vectors

test/enoise_hs_state_tests.erl

@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ noise_hs_test_() ->
         fun() -> test_utils:noise_test_vectors() end,
         fun(_X) -> ok end,
         fun(Tests) ->
-            [ {maps:get(name, T), fun() -> noise_hs_test(T) end}
+            [ {maps:get(protocol_name, T), fun() -> noise_hs_test(T) end}
               || T <- test_utils:noise_test_filter(Tests) ]
         end
     }.
 
-noise_hs_test(V = #{ name := Name }) ->
+noise_hs_test(V = #{ protocol_name := Name }) ->
     Protocol = enoise_protocol:from_name(Name),
 
     FixK = fun(undefined) -> undefined;

test/enoise_tests.erl

@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ noise_interactive_test_() ->
         fun() -> test_utils:noise_test_vectors() end,
         fun(_X) -> ok end,
         fun(Tests) ->
-            [ {maps:get(name, T), fun() -> noise_interactive(T) end}
+            [ {maps:get(protocol_name, T), fun() -> noise_interactive(T) end}
               || T <- test_utils:noise_test_filter(Tests) ]
         end
     }.
 
-noise_interactive(V = #{ name := Name }) ->
+noise_interactive(V = #{ protocol_name := Name }) ->
     Protocol = enoise_protocol:from_name(Name),
 
     FixK = fun(undefined) -> undefined;

test/test_utils.erl

@@ -114,9 +114,10 @@ parse_test_vectors(File) ->
 
 %% Only test supported configurations
 noise_test_filter(Tests0) ->
-    Tests1 = [ T || T = #{ name := Name } <- Tests0, supported(Name) ],
+    Tests1 = [ T || T = #{ protocol_name := Name } <- Tests0, supported(Name) ],
     case length(Tests1) < length(Tests0) of
-        true  -> ?debugFmt("WARNING: ~p test vectors are unsupported", [length(Tests0) - length(Tests1)]);
+        true  -> ?debugFmt("WARNING: ~p test vectors out of ~p are unsupported",
+                           [length(Tests0) - length(Tests1), length(Tests0)]);
         false -> ok
     end,
     Tests1.