Fix test to test if we miss tests (AKA 'who tests the tests') #35443
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This test aimed to make sure that we add tests when we add modules ...
But it seems it's been broken for a while and generally it expected no tests at all and never complained (Who tests the tests?)
The root cause was generous (pun intended) use of generators - simply speaking when generator gets iterated over, the second time it gets iterated, it returns ... nothing ...
These list are not really huge so using generators here has been largely premature optmisation that makes it also difficult to debug, for now I converted it to use lists - debugging of lists is way easier too.
We have the list of tests now that we should add and they are captured in the issue #35442
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