Fix more nagging bugs #1035
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Fix more nagging bugs #1035
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This PR addresses a few remaining known issues observed in the tests when run repeatedly.
In particular, there were some timing issues with setting the thread priority that could cause the expected thread priority to be lost if set at just the wrong time.
Another issue, that was introduced in #1033, was causing calls to
CoreContext::SignalShutdownto potentially wait for aCoreThreadto shutdown, even if the wait flag was not set. The solution was to only wait toRundown(called from theCoreThread's thread) only after theCoreThread::OnStopfunction is called if we are in the midst of a shutdown.Finally, some tests were modified to clean up after themselves. Many times there were no waiting on the contexts, causing them to interfere with the next test.