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* ensure make -j is called everywhere * shallow clones where possible * set fixed ubuntu version for linux tests
Split make_check into two jobs to reduce CI time: - make_check: 37 configs that interact with platform-specific features (sys-ca-certs, Apple Security.framework, OpenSSL compat, networking) continue to run on both Ubuntu and macOS. - make_check_linux: 17 configs testing pure crypto algorithms, preprocessor guards, or features with no macOS-specific code paths now run on Linux only. Also change make_user_settings_testwolfcrypt to Linux-only since testwolfcrypt runs pure crypto tests with no platform-specific features. Saves ~33 CI jobs with no loss of test coverage.
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Refactor various CI tests and remove some duplicate or redundant tests in light of the increased CI test time.
This results in 85 less tests to run without a real loss in coverage.