Support "Short Term Cap Gain Reinvest" and "Long Term Cap Gain Reinvest" - #25
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Order the tests to align with the statement so that it is easier to figure out what part of the statement a test is verifying.
There were a couple of scenarios that didn't have a test.
Despite the name, these are not the actual reinvestment transactions but rather the income transaction. These usually come paired with a separate "Reinvest Shares" transaction that represents the corresponding purchase.
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Also reorganize the tests so that it is easier to see which test corresponds to which statement line.
This feature was originally submitted by rtsai #24, but in order to refactor the tests first I created a separate PR.