A huge TESTS-Testsuites.xml file is ok as long it is not parsed by XSLT. To generate a
html report we don't use XSLT. We use XSLT just for generating these two summaries.
So my idea is to use XSLT not for the huge TESTS-Testsuites.xml, but to generate smaller
TEST-testname_short_version.xml files. Then, JUnitReport will generate a second
TESTS-Testsuites_short_version.xml by aggregating these "short_version" xml
files and not the bigger ones.
Finally TESTS-Testsuites_short_version.xml would be used for generating summaries with the
old stylesheets.
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