Test: Small adjustments to run property tests faster #902
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I suggest to modification to our property tests: 1. Run word-simplification at most 20 times Currently it runs 50 times and it often takes tens of seconds to finish on my machine (and even more on CI). 2. Limit the size of concrete storage. While looking at the generated expressions I noticed a relatively large concrete stores (tens of elements). I don't think large concrete stores add value, so let's keep them small.
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I suggest to modification to our property tests:
Run word-simplification at most 20 times Currently it runs 50 times and it often takes tens of seconds to finish on my machine (and even more on CI).
Limit the size of concrete storage. While looking at the generated expressions I noticed a relatively large concrete stores (tens of elements). I don't think large concrete stores add value, so let's keep them small.