Use the suppressions script to source runtime suppressions in run_tests.py
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Follow-up to #28082.
CI commands are declarative & deferred, and so it's not easy to source this environment on the CI side.
Let me know if
run_tests.pyis currently/should remain runnable on Windows. If so, I can change this to set the environment in a less invasive way.