Add an [EnvironmentVariableSkipCondition] attribute for conditional tests. Make the Aspire project name theory conditional.#1
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…ests. Make the Aspire project name theory conditional.
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Inspired by EnvironmentVariableSkipConditionAttribute.cs (dotnet/aspnetcore).
This lets us have a single
[Fact]for verifying one of the test cases for the Aspire project name formatting, while keeping a[Theory]that covers all the scenarios that we can run manually when needed. I suspect we'll end up wanting to do more conditional testing over time like this, so it brings that infrastructure in to support that.