Fix 2 failing tests on windows.

editor/tools/features/com.google.dart.tools.tests.feature_releng/buildTests.xml

 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <!-- ====================================================================== 
      Sep 6, 2011 4:04:51 PM                                                        
 
      Dart Tools Tests Build    
      Build the Dart Tools tests and then run them over the Dart code
                    
      Mark R Russell (mrrussell@google.com)                                                                
      ====================================================================== -->
 <project name="Dart Tools Tests Build" default="test">
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             </sequential>
         </parallel>
         <mkdir dir="${build.test.reports.dir}" />
         <move todir="${build.test.reports.dir}">
             <fileset dir=".">
                 <include name="**/TEST-*.xml" />
             </fileset>
         </move>
     </target>
     
-    <!-- We have not set "failonerror='true'" for either the test runner
-        or test collector, because we want the HTML report to be generated
-        even when the tests fail. Unfortunately, this will cause ant to
-        report "BUILD SUCCESSFUL, even if the tests fail. To get around this 
-        problem, the -check_results task will parse the generated XML report
-        and look for the substrings 'failures="0"' and 'errors="0"'. If either
-        of these strings cannot be found, then a <fail> task is run.-->
-    <target name="check_results" depends="generateHtml">
+    <!-- The -check_results task parses the generated XML report and looks for
+         the substrings 'failures="0"' and 'errors="0"'. If eitherof these
+         strings cannot be found, then a <fail> task is run.-->
+    <target name="check_results">
+        <copy
+            file="${build.test.reports.dir}/TEST-${build.test.suite}.xml"
+            tofile="${build.out}/test-results.xml"/>
         
         <loadfile
             srcfile="${build.test.reports.dir}/TEST-${build.test.suite}.xml"
             property="build.results.summary">
             <filterchain>
                 <headfilter lines="10" />
             </filterchain>
         </loadfile>
         
         <!-- TODO: This condition assumes that there is a single report file with a 
@@ skipping 13 matching lines @@
             </and>
         </condition>
         <fail
             message="FAILED - some tests failed - see the XML report in ${build.test.reports.dir} for more details"
             unless="tests.passed" />
         <echo
             message="SUCCESS - all tests passed - see the XML report in ${build.test.reports.dir} for more details" />
     </target>
 
     <!--
-    create an HTML version of the Junit output
-    -->
-    <target name="generateHtml">
-        <junitreport>
-            <fileset dir="${build.test.reports.dir}">
-                <include name="TEST-${build.test.suite}.xml" />
-            </fileset>
-            <report todir="${build.out}/html" >
-            </report>    
-        </junitreport>
-    </target>
-    
-    <!--
         deploy the tests to the out directory so they cna be used by the test runner
     -->
     <target name="deploy" depends="build" description="Deploy the built Dart tests">
         <property file="${build.stage.scripts}/build.properties" prefix="build.pde."/>
         <unzip dest="${build.target.dropins}" > 
             <fileset dir="${build.stage.abs}/${build.pde.buildLabel}" includes="*.zip" />
         </unzip>
         <copy todir="${build.target.abs}/eclipse">
             <fileset dir=".">
                 <include name=".options"/>
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         <mkdir dir="${build.runtime}" />
         <mkdir dir="${build.target}" />
         <mkdir dir="${build.stage.plugins}" />
         <mkdir dir="${build.stage.features}" />
         <mkdir dir="${build.out}" />
 
     </target>
 
 </project>