examples, tests: disable native and native64 for more flaky tests#20401
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The CI tests may fail under load with:
first: waited too long 1001711 usec => FAILED
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This was already disabled on native, but it is also flaky on native64 under load due to sleeps potentially taking longer.
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tests/sys/posix_semaphoreThe CI tests may fail under load with:
examples/micropythonThe test is already disabled for
nativeand known to be flaky, it was just forgotten to do the same fornative64.Testing procedure
The test should no longer be run in the CI
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