tests: gnrc_sixlowpan: replace default netif with dummy [backport 2018.07]#9676
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Use a minimalistic dummy instead of the default interface for testing the `gnrc_sixlowpan` module Currently the default interface is used which leads to problems with this test, since random traffic on the medium might lead to failed results. (cherry picked from commit 6c2510d)
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Works with native without tapsetup and works locally on iotlab-m3.
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Backport of #9648
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Use a minimalistic dummy instead of the default interface for testing
the
gnrc_sixlowpanmoduleCurrently the default interface is used which leads to problems with
this test, since random traffic on the medium might lead to failed
results.
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