Run tests in parallel by default, and update CONTRIBUTING.md #911
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…mend this flow. test_mesher.py was reusing the same filename across tests which meant that when running in parallel tests would stomp on each other. Robustified by having each test use a distinct file name.
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.[development]; and.[docs].test_mesher.pywas reusing the same filename across tests which meant that when running in parallel tests would stomp on each other. Robustified by having each test use a distinct file name.