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Fix flaky Google Assistant test #118914

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A Google Assistant test missed a await hass.async_stop() which caused our recent flaky CI pipelines.
With this I can't reproduce this error anymore.

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jpbede commented Jun 5, 2024

„Tagged“ it so it can be cherry picked for the next patch release.

@balloob balloob merged commit 7407995 into home-assistant:dev Jun 5, 2024
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