test: remove ulimit -c unlimited
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The core limit adjustment was added in SVN r17964 (fad8747) by Ted Kremenek. This is problematic in bash where if a `ulimit -c 0` was invoked prior to the test running, it would fail due to the failure to set the core limit to unlimited. Interestingly enough, this will be different across bash and zsh.
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test: remove `ulimit -c unlimited`
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The core limit adjustment was added in SVN r17964 (fad8747) by Ted Kremenek.
This is problematic in bash where if a
ulimit -c 0was invoked prior to thetest running, it would fail due to the failure to set the core limit to
unlimited. Interestingly enough, this will be different across bash and zsh.