[DO NOT MERGE] Run all PostCommit and PreCommit Tests against Release Branch

[Amar3tto]

Tests run on GHA should be queued shortly.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request serves as a temporary measure to initiate and validate the execution of both PostCommit and PreCommit test suites against the designated release branch. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the testing infrastructure correctly queues and runs these critical tests within the GitHub Actions environment.

Highlights

• Test Execution: This pull request introduces a temporary mechanism to run all PostCommit and PreCommit tests specifically against the release branch, likely for validation or debugging purposes.

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Changelog

• release/trigger_all_tests.json
  • Added a new, empty JSON file to act as a placeholder or trigger for the test execution pipeline.

Activity

• Created a temporary pull request with the explicit instruction 'DO NOT MERGE' to facilitate testing.
• Indicated that tests on GitHub Actions are expected to be queued shortly after the PR creation.

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Test Results

15 tests  +14   15 ✅ +14   1h 51m 59s ⏱️ + 1h 25m 52s
12 suites +11    0 💤 ± 0 
12 files   +11    0 ❌ ± 0 

Results for commit 54e7f70. ± Comparison against base commit 721b7af.

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