Add JUnit long attribute regression test#2323
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What and why?
Adds a JUnit upload regression test for
[email protected]overflowing on very long XML tag expressions. The dependency bump in #2315 to[email protected]picks up the upstream long tag-expression stack overflow fix discussed in NaturalIntelligence/fast-xml-parser#820, and this keeps the JUnit upload flow covered.How?
Creates a temporary JUnit XML report with a 200k-character
testcaseattribute value, then verifiesgetMatchingJUnitXMLFilesaccepts it as a valid upload payload.Review checklist