Remove special .only() behavior in watch mode #3381
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This is a historical feature back from when AVA tried to persist "runExclusive" during regular runs. This behavior conflicts with interactive mode, and in any case interactive mode makes it easier to focus on a specific test file or title.
This is a newer flag, previously used for line number selection. It's a better choice than overloading the `exclusive` flag used with `.only()`.
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This is a historical feature back from when AVA tried to persist "runExclusive" during regular runs. This behavior
conflicts with interactive mode, and in any case interactive mode makes it easier to focus on a specific test file or
title.
Originally part of #3372 but it's a significant enough change that it deserves to be its own PR.
Still, should ship alongside those changes.