tests: applied fixers to improve test robustness - #22988
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@LamentXU123 this one doesn't have an owner; how do you feel about taking it on? |
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@iliaal Can you please double-check this? |
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Hey! As requested in #22799 (comment) I carry over commits into separate PRs for extensions (or in this case the shared tests directory). This was cherry picket from #22799 (where the deterministic proof is).
I manually reviewed the diff, to make sure it doesn't infer with the ongoing style discussion that affects other parts. This one has five (5) unaffected style-only changed lines. Moderate, hence, IMO safe to merge independently.
The more individual extension PRs are merged, the smaller the diff in the main PR, the easier to review. Merging this one will decrease diff size in the main PR by ~601 lines (~3.8%), and will decrease its affected files by 55 files (~2%).