Fix to be the same specification as --exclude of rsync command (about function which is an alternative to rsync command)
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The rsync command `--exclude` can remove` lib/main.js` in `*main*`. _fileCopy did not satisfy the specification, so I modified it
The rsync command `--exclude` can remove` lib/main.js` in `*main*`.
- To make it easy to understand what file failed - Using `assert.include`
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（After checking the operation a bit more in my environment, I will replace it with the
_fileCopyfunction from the_rsyncfunction.）In order to make it easy to understand where test failed, I changed the way I write the test. (The meaning of the test has not changed.)