This test incorrectly expects the libpurple search path to initially
contain exactly one element.  Remove this incorrect assertion.

--- telegram-purple-1.3.1-checkout/test/loadtest.c	2018-10-27 16:25:06.258459600 +0200
+++ telegram-purple-1.3.1-checkout/test/loadtest.c	2018-10-27 16:25:11.830434770 +0200
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ static void tdf_inject_plugin (void) {
   printf ("Injecting our module into purple_plugins_* ...\n");
   purple_plugins_init ();
   GList *search_paths = purple_plugins_get_search_paths ();
-  assert (!search_paths->prev && !search_paths->next && search_paths->data);
+  assert (!search_paths->prev && search_paths->data);
   GList *new_paths = g_list_append (search_paths, g_strdup ("bin/"));
   assert (new_paths == search_paths);
   // Load "my" path before the default.
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