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Introduce separate extended tests in CI #628

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This introduces a flag FLAG_EXTENDED_TESTS in the tests that mark tests that are not run in the regular CI, but only in the weekly CI.

The first tests that went into this category are the more high-level differentiability tests. The low-level test_reverse from EnzymeTestUtils are staying in the main tests.

@maximilian-gelbrecht maximilian-gelbrecht added the testing 🧪 How we test things and continuous integration label Dec 3, 2024
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Happy with this but it would always run extended tests on nightly not on the currently supported version like 1.10 or 1.11 atm, is that what we would want? Alternatively, we could create .github/workflows/extended_tests.yml but run with current minor release independent of the nightly workflow?

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Yes, that's a good point. I'll add that tomorrow.

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Ok, that should be ready to go now. I'll merge it later today if you don't object

@maximilian-gelbrecht maximilian-gelbrecht merged commit 31fd6d5 into main Dec 4, 2024
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