Initial setup on QA tests

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Addresses issue #123

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[Gijsreyn]

Hey @denelon, @ryfu-msft and @Trenly,

I thought of giving this one a shot to improve the quality in this repository. This might annoy people in first, but in the end it is for the betterment for everyone. I know Ryan you have been working on #56, but I have also included it in here.

The pull request is not finished yet, but when you have some time, you mind taking a glimpse at this one and share your thoughts? Thanks in advance.

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