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Clarify usage of ts-mocha for parallel testing.

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Clarify usage of ts-mocha for parallel testing.
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This pull request enhances the project's documentation by providing crucial information for users attempting to configure parallel testing with ts-mocha. It resolves potential confusion arising from conflicting command-line flag interpretations between ts-mocha and mocha, ensuring a smoother developer experience when setting up test environments.

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  • Documentation Update: Added a new section to the README.md to clarify the usage of ts-mocha for parallel testing. This specifically addresses the conflict where ts-mocha's -p flag (for --project) clashes with mocha's -p flag (for --parallel), instructing users to explicitly use --parallel.
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This pull request adds important documentation regarding parallel testing with ts-mocha. The explanation is clear and addresses a potential point of confusion for users. I've suggested a couple of minor improvements to enhance consistency and clarity: adjusting the heading level to match other sections and adding a code example, which is a common pattern in this README.

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