misc: Disable PlatformIO ESP8266 Tests#87
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AUnit has stopped correctly building tests for the partially-supported ESP8266 platform. It seems this may be a change in ESP8266 Core, so this PR disables ESP8266 tests in PlatformIO until support is worked out.
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AUnit has stopped correctly building tests for the partially-supported ESP8266 platform on Linux platforms.
It seems this may be a change in either PIO, AUnit, or ESP8266 Core; so this PR disables ESP8266 tests in PlatformIO until support is worked out.
This points PIO CI testing to the fully supported ESP32 platform instead.
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Disables ESP8266 test building on PlatformIO
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