List of dataproviders is not clean for a second test-file that does not use data-providers

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Running two test-files, one with multiple tests using data-providers, one without data-provider causes errors:

$ bash-test test_*                                                                                                                                                  
bash-test v0.2.0 by Campanda GmbH and contributors.

test_with_dataproviders.sh
bar
  ✓ _test_bar foo
foo
  ✓ _test_foo foo

test_without_dataproviders.sh
baz
  ✓ test_baz
../bash-test: line 105: : No such file or directory
../bash-test: line 111: unset: `data_provider_for_test_foo'': not a valid identifier

 3 tests completed.

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test_with_dataproviders.sh

data_provider_for_test_foo=./dummy.txt
_test_foo() {
  echo "foo"
}

data_provider_for_test_bar=./dummy.txt
_test_bar() {
  echo "bar"
}

test_without_dataproviders.sh

test_baz() {
  echo "baz"
}

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@thiagoalessio after debugging a bit it seems that the $data_providers variable is spilling over to the next test and causes the messages. just inlining $(get_loaded_data_providers) solves this issue. What do you think?

diff --git a/bash-test b/bash-test
index b6748d1..41b4e72 100755
--- a/bash-test
+++ b/bash-test
@@ -100,9 +100,7 @@ time {
       run_test "$test_name"
     done

-    data_providers=$(get_loaded_data_providers)
-
-    for data_provider in $data_providers; do
+    for data_provider in $(get_loaded_data_providers); do
       test_name=${data_provider#data_provider_for}

       while read -r args; do