Disable more tests for sanitizer CI #38232
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The Travis CI test using the sanitizers is *still* timing out sometimes, so disable the next-slowest test. This one should save about 90 seconds.
Made a test category so I didn't need to disable them individually.
Another test that's slow on a CI run that's sometimes taking too long.
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Summary
SUMMARY: None
Purpose of change
The Travis CI tests using the sanitizers are still timing out sometimes.
Describe the solution
Disable more slow tests. These should save a couple of minutes.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Trying to optimize the build somehow, or migrating to GitHub actions.
Testing
Can only be tested here, live.
Additional context
I'm starting to get concerned that soon we won't even be able to build in 50 minutes reliably, let alone run the tests.