Use Travis CI with Racket
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As a result, our own .travis.yml can focus on testing
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(I am still using test.sh and `for` loops. It's not immediately
obvious to me how to express that instead using a Travis job matrix --
or that doing so would be any clearer.)
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Until/unless Travis CI gets built-in support for Racket, we can use the install section of .travis.yml to download and run the Racket installer.

To add this capability to your project, simply add the example .travis.yml to your repo. You may need to change its script section's raco make and raco test parts.

NOTE: Use example/.travis.yml --- not the one in the root of this rrepo, which is intended to test this repo not your project.

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