Split and group HardwareIntrinsics Arm tests by method name#40177
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The change seems to resolve #33948 (timeouts during runtime-coreclr gcstress-extra) and also addresses another concern I expressed in #33948 (comment) (ability to work on HardwareIntrinsics tests without requiring to rebase if someone merges another change to the tests).
However, it does increase the cumulative running time of the tests based on my analysis of Kusto telemetry.
I tried to mitigate the slowdown by allowing the tests to be split across multiple Helix agents - I separated them based on sub-folders of HardwareIntrinsics/. Perhaps, the finer tuning could be done here as well.
Overall, I am not satisfied with what this change does to the tests running time.
At this point, I am reluctant to make a change that just decreases a number of tests per group as per @tannergooding suggestion that will help to mitigate #33948. In the long term, we should come up with a better solution to address "merge-ability" concern.