tests: disable flaky tests on native in the CI
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This tests fails sporadically on unrelated PRs, wasting days of CPU time in the CI. So, let's disable this test for now.
The test is already marked as disabled, but executed anyway. Hopefully this does the trick.
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Contribution description
As the title says, this disables
tests/sys/ztimer_msg(example flaky failure) and tries to disabletests/net/gnrc_rplfor good, which was already marked as disabled.I theorize that the reason the RPL test was still run in the order of evaluation. Due to the default recursive definitions of variables in Makefile often the order of definition can change while still achieving the same result, except when the order does matter. This is a bit of an unfortunate default.
Testing procedure
In the CI the RPL test should not be run on native. (This has
CI: full buildset so that we can observe this even without hitting merge.)Issues/PRs references
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