Disable some recently enabled HTTP3 tests #54843
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/azp run runtime-libraries-coreclr outerloop |
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There is a metric crapload of HttpClient tests failing with TimeoutException on this PR. These failures must be unrelated to this PR, since all it does is disable tests. |
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It seems like all the TimeoutException failures are on Linux. |
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Fixes #54806
Contributes to #54778
Disable the cookie tests temporarily again as they are flaky.
Disable a ConnectTimeout test permanently, as it doesn't make sense for HTTP3.