test: split ctk features

Signed-off-by: Matthias Pichler <m.pichler@warrify.com>

Author: matthias-pichler

ctk/features/composite.feature renamed to ctk/features/branch.feature

@@ -3,41 +3,14 @@ Feature: Composite Task
   I want to ensure that composite tasks can be executed within the workflow
   So that my implementation conforms to the expected behavior
 
-  # Tests composite tasks with sequential sub tasks
-  Scenario: Composite Task With Sequential Sub Tasks
-    Given a workflow with definition:
-    """yaml
-    document:
-      dsl: 1.0.0-alpha1
-      namespace: default
-      name: composite-do
-    do:
-      - compositeExample:
-          do:
-            - setRed:
-                set:
-                  colors: ${ .colors + ["red"] }
-            - setGreen:
-                set:
-                  colors: ${ .colors + ["green"] }
-            - setBlue:
-                set:
-                  colors: ${ .colors + ["blue"] }
-    """
-    When the workflow is executed
-    Then the workflow should complete with output:
-    """yaml
-    colors: [ red, green, blue ]
-    """
-
   # Tests composite tasks With competing concurrent sub tasks
-  Scenario: Composite Task With Competing Concurrent Sub Tasks
+  Scenario: Fork Task With Competing Concurrent Sub Tasks
     Given a workflow with definition:
     """yaml
     document:
       dsl: 1.0.0-alpha1
       namespace: default
-      name: composite-fork
+      name: fork
     do:
       - branchWithCompete:
           fork:

ctk/features/do.feature

@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+Feature: Composite Task
+  As an implementer of the workflow DSL
+  I want to ensure that composite tasks can be executed within the workflow
+  So that my implementation conforms to the expected behavior
+
+  # Tests composite tasks with sequential sub tasks
+  Scenario: Task With Sequential Sub Tasks
+    Given a workflow with definition:
+    """yaml
+    document:
+      dsl: 1.0.0-alpha1
+      namespace: default
+      name: do
+    do:
+      - compositeExample:
+          do:
+            - setRed:
+                set:
+                  colors: ${ .colors + ["red"] }
+            - setGreen:
+                set:
+                  colors: ${ .colors + ["green"] }
+            - setBlue:
+                set:
+                  colors: ${ .colors + ["blue"] }
+    """
+    When the workflow is executed
+    Then the workflow should complete with output:
+    """yaml
+    colors: [ red, green, blue ]
+    """