let's have decent error reporting when new module tests fail

as it's the case atm :)

-exports.ok = true
+try
+  exports.ok = true
+catch e
+  casper.test.fail('error in coffeescript module code: ' + e)
+  casper.test.done()

-exports.ok = true
+/*global casper*/
+try {
+    exports.ok = true;
+} catch (e) {
+    casper.test.fail('error in js module code' + e);
+    casper.test.done()
+}

@@ -2,10 +2,22 @@
 /*jshint strict:false*/
 var fs = require('fs');
 var modroot = fs.pathJoin(phantom.casperPath, 'tests', 'suites', 'modules');
-var jsmod = require(fs.pathJoin(modroot, 'jsmodule'));
-var csmod = require(fs.pathJoin(modroot, 'csmodule'));
+var jsmod, csmod;
 
-casper.test.assertTrue(jsmod.ok, 'require() patched version can load a js module');
-casper.test.assertTrue(csmod.ok, 'require() patched version can load a coffeescript module');
+casper.test.comment('Javascript module loading')
+try {
+    jsmod = require(fs.pathJoin(modroot, 'jsmodule'));
+    casper.test.assertTrue(jsmod.ok, 'require() patched version can load a js module');
+} catch (e) {
+    casper.test.fail('require() patched version can load a js module');
+}
+
+casper.test.comment('CoffeeScript module loading')
+try {
+    csmod = require(fs.pathJoin(modroot, 'csmodule'));
+    casper.test.assertTrue(csmod.ok, 'require() patched version can load a coffeescript module');
+} catch (e) {
+    casper.test.fail('require() patched version can load a coffeescript module');
+}
 
 casper.test.done();