Refactor C++ overload tests to support multiple C++ classes - #22
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The
cpp!macro is limited to one build per crate, so we can't build it in examples and in the crate root.Instead, move successful overloads to
lib.rssubmodules, and use examples for failing overloads.This PR also adds missing CI checks for non-default crates (the crates where some or all examples are meant to fail).