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Updates to async codegen, possibly from swiftlang/swift#36907, have changed the execution flow in this test. The fix is to be more liberal with the step-avoid- setting. Also the number of stops has changed in my local testing, and so the assertion has been weakened to check that it stops greater than zero times, which is enough to verify that the test is actually stopping. A follow up is to understand why it changed locally for me. rdar://76833116 (cherry picked from commit 8f520b5)
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Updates to async codegen, possibly from swiftlang/swift#36907, have changed the execution flow in this test. The fix is to be more liberal with the
step-avoid-setting. Also the number of stops has changed in my local testing, and so the assertion has been weakened to check that it stops greater than zero times, which is enough to verify that the test is actually stopping. A follow up is to understand why it changed locally for me.rdar://76833116