tests: Fix test flake from timestamp sanitization (#2713)#2742
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* Fix test flake from timestamp sanitization When timestamps "overlap", sanitization did not work correctly. For example: in 1s ... in 2.1s The first substitution would replace 1s => 0s in 0s ... in 2.0s The second substitution is predetermined, and replaces 2.1s => 0s, but 2.1s is no longer in the string. * Use new sanitization function in tests, remove old function
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Not sure if I can approve,but lgtm :-)
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When timestamps "overlap", sanitization did not work correctly.
For example:
in 1s ... in 2.1s
The first substitution would replace 1s => 0s
in 0s ... in 2.0s
The second substitution is predetermined, and replaces 2.1s => 0s, but
2.1s is no longer in the string.