Prepare for skipping git rebase -p tests on Azure Pipelines
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While we do not have the patches in `master` yet that allow skipping the `git rebase -p` tests, we will have that feature as soon as we rebase to the v2.20.0 release train. Let's prepare for that and save a couple of minutes in the Windows phase by simply not bothering to test the `git rebase -p` mode that will be deprecated hopefully soon. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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The Windows phase still takes a ton of time, but we can cut corners e.g. by skipping the tests for the
--preserve-mergesmode ofgit rebase(which is soon to be deprecated in favor of--rebase-merges, if everything goes according to my plan).