[dylanpulver]

Adds dead-tests, a static scanner for JUnit test methods that are never collected because @Test is missing, and for asserts after the throwing call under @Test(expected=...). The scanner itself is Python, and it also covers other languages, but two of its checks are JUnit-specific and one covers Kotlin. I wrote it.

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Summary by cubic

Adds dead-tests to the "Other stuff related to testing" section of README_SOURCE.md as a new entry in the curated project list.

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