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Sure you "could" - but it means yet another way of doing things that won't work when suddenly your test code needs a library or function that is in calibre. Which happens *alot* for me at least. So rather than have to deal with two different ways of doing things just because a line or two of your test code has changed I gave Agama the simplest answer which has worked for me.
I just keep a command line window open to run calibre-debug -e with (a simple up-arrow enter to re-run things), and edit the test file within Eclipse along with the plugin code. You still get all the code analysis checking of the IDE, but can run *any* code be it 100% python only or a mixture using the same approach.
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