labath added a comment. We probably don't want to check in zillions of core files, but I believe having a couple of them is fine, particularly when care is taken to minimize their size. I believe the benefits (being able to run tests on a piece of code in a reproducible and platform-independent manner) outweigh the downsides. And I don't expect these files to change every week (probably more like never), so they won't bloat the history. Compare that with a 7MB python reference html file we currently store in the repo, which we should update (but we don't) on every API change.
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