[android] Enable exceptions smoke test#126144
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Pull request overview
Updates the NativeAOT Exceptions smoke test to always enforce the “server GC enabled” requirement (including on Android), so the test also validates server-GC configuration rather than skipping that validation on specific platforms.
Changes:
- Removed the Android-only exemption around the server-GC check in
BringUpTest.Main. - The test now returns early if server GC is not enabled regardless of OS.
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In any case, the change is good
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/ba-g unrelated failures |
Similar to #73487, we should check the processor count. If it's a single processor, server GC is not enabled.
Fixes #121353.