ci(test): parallelize coverage and hosted diagnostics - #357
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Summary
Restores the functional CI critical path close to its pre-coverage behavior by running uninstrumented tests in
build-and-test, collecting functional coverage on two balanced parallel runners, and keeping hosted Management memory diagnostics off the critical path.Changes
build-and-testto a dedicated parallelhosted-module-diagnosticsjob while preserving budgets and artifacts.build-and-test.functional-code-coverageartifact.Validation
build-and-testcompleted in 6 min 45 s; the preceding unsharded coverage run took 9 min 34 s.build-and-testcompleted in 5 min 52 s, improving the unsharded coverage run by 3 min 42 s (39%) and the pre-coverage baseline by 53 s.hosted-module-diagnostics, not coverage.Breaking changes
None.