first cut at new "simple" regression test cases

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+Command line:
+
+       argument parsing, argv0 handling, help, version, verbose
+
+       plugin mechanisms
+
+       empty graph - all layouts, all formats
+       
+Render tests:
+
+       node shapes (selected subset, single shape per test, no label)
+               peripheries, sides, skew, distort, ellipses
+       
+       label (single node, invisible box shape):
+                various fonts, encodings, russian, chinese, german, ...
+                text justification, single/multi lines
+
+       colors, formats, transparency, pen, fill, font, 
+       
+       html labels, table features, anchor features, font features
+
+       polylines, splines: pen styles, parallel edges
+
+       arrow shapes
+
+Layout tests:
+
+       node sizing around labels, html labels
+
+       user-shapes: sizing and format detection
+
+       node and edge positions
+
+       edge labels: main, head, tail
+
+       rankdir
+
+       clusters
+
+       mincross
+
+       splines
+
+Format-specific tests:
+
+       anchors
+               maps, ps, svg
+       
+       paging, layering, multigraphs, 
+               ps
+
+       zoom, size, dpi, margin
+               png, svg, ps, maps
+
+       colors: known colors, pen and fill combinations, transparency, color indexing
+               png, ps, svg
+
+       user-shapes: image loading, input/output format transforms, multiple instances
+               
+
+Perfomance tests:
+       
+       some benchmark test so that we can catch gross perfomance changes
+               layout
+               renderer
+               plugin loading
+
+Platform tests:
+
+       some tests that exercise platform features:
+               32 v 64 bit
+               byte ordering
+               toolchain variations: compiler, linker, lex, yacc, ...
+               floating-point variations