That dll was provided with NUnit v2 to compensate for the lack of a
public API for running tests. Since NUnit 3+ does have such an API, we
didn't see the need for people to reuse our console runner. This helps
with maintainability, since internal features of the console runner
are not exposed.
To see how to use NUnit to run tests programmatically, you can start
with the info at
https://github.com/nunit/docs/wiki/Test-Engine-API-Spec Fair warning:
this is a spec and not true documentation. The code may have varied
from the spec as we built it. That said, I think it should be helpful.
We will be updating this page in the near future.
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