Double the number of processor build-and-test targets#32526
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| PROCESSOR_MODS_1 := $(shell find ./processor/[p-z]* $(FIND_MOD_ARGS) -exec $(TO_MOD_DIR) ) | ||
| PROCESSOR_MODS := $(PROCESSOR_MODS_0) $(PROCESSOR_MODS_1) |
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This gives an 12/11 breakdown.
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Need a rebase |
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This will need a rebase again following #32496, which is ready to merge. |
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Description: Double the number of processor test groups so that new tests can be added, e.g., the new tests in
#31946
Testing: These changes were applied in #31946 and they appeared to help with spurious test timeouts.
Similar to #32496