Enable all unit test programs for Cygwin #103
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The test_fpe and test_mark_point tests currently fail on Cygwin. Instead of the test process receiving a SIGFPE it instead fails with a SIGSEGV. The reason is not yet know. However, attempting a simple program that installs a SIGFPE handler then does a raise(SIGFPE) does result in the handler being called. This tests need to be enabled again once the reason for the failures is resolved. #97
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Cygwin on Windows 2012 (i.e. AppVeyor) does not pass the tests which raise(SIGFPE). However, the same tests pass on Windows 7 and Cygwin. Until this is resolved, the remaining tests should be run to prevent regressions. This pull request enables the remaining unit test programs while preventing the raise(SIGFPE) tests from running only on Cygwin.