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This reverts commit e70f9c0.
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It would be good to confirm that added tests will be actually executed locally (from VS, from command line: |
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An earlier commit added a dummy test and I verified that it failed as expected and got caught by CI as well. I also verified that I could run the test from VS locally. |
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Instead of pilling on more tests into Emit3, we can create a project per release. That way we won't run into string limits and we'll hopefully reduce test discovery time.