Disable proxy lib tests on Windows Debug

[PatKamin]

Description

Fixes: #399

This PR disables the two tests which use proxy lib when ctest is run for a Debug config on Windows:

ctest -C Debug

Checklist

• Code compiles without errors locally
• All tests pass locally
• CI workflows execute properly

• CI workflows, not executed per PR (e.g. Nightly), execute properly
• New tests added, especially if they will fail without my changes
• Added/extended example(s) to cover this functionality
• Extended the README/documentation
• All newly added source files have a license
• All newly added source files are referenced in CMake files
• Logger (with debug/info/... messages) is used

[ldorau]

Now you have to add the -C option to all ctest calls, even on Linux! Because this

$ ctest

will NOT run the proxy library tests, only that:

$ ctest -C Release

will do.

[bratpiorka]

What if a user wants to use a non-standard (self made up) build type?

I think we shouldn't bother with this right now. I hope we'll fix the problems with debug proxy lib in the future and then we could remove this code.

[ldorau]

What if a user wants to use a non-standard (self made up) build type?

I think we shouldn't bother with this right now. I hope we'll fix the problems with debug proxy lib in the future and then we could remove this code.

OK

[bratpiorka]

Now you have to add the -C option to all ctest calls, even on Linux! Because this

$ ctest

will NOT run the proxy library tests, only that:

$ ctest -C Release

will do.

but I see the CI pass?

[PatKamin]

Now you have to add the -C option to all ctest calls, even on Linux! Because this

$ ctest

will NOT run the proxy library tests, only that:

$ ctest -C Release

will do.

but I see the CI pass?

Yes, in CI we explicitly use the -C parameter.

[PatKamin]

Now you have to add the -C option to all ctest calls, even on Linux! Because this

$ ctest

will NOT run the proxy library tests, only that:

$ ctest -C Release

will do.

Now the behavior is the same regardless of the platform, one have to add the -C option.

[ldorau]

The proxy library tests are not run on Linux now!:
After adding:
ldorau@684d635
all tests passed:
https://github.com/ldorau/unified-memory-framework/actions/runs/8534974992

[ldorau]

Now you have to add the -C option to all ctest calls, even on Linux! Because this

$ ctest

will NOT run the proxy library tests, only that:

$ ctest -C Release

will do.

but I see the CI pass?

Yes, in CI we explicitly use the -C parameter.

But not in Linux jobs! - it has to be added there.

[PatKamin]

Now you have to add the -C option to all ctest calls, even on Linux! Because this

$ ctest

will NOT run the proxy library tests, only that:

$ ctest -C Release

will do.

but I see the CI pass?

Yes, in CI we explicitly use the -C parameter.

But not in Linux jobs! - it has to be added there.

Thanks, I hadn't noticed that. I've removed the list of configs from the linux builds so there should be no impact of this change on linux tests now.