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[tests] Disable some of linkall's SealerTest in .NET/Release until we can implement them. #9575

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@rolfbjarne rolfbjarne commented Sep 2, 2020

Fixes these test failures:

Linker.Sealer.SealerTest
[FAIL] Final :   A
    Expected: True
    But was:  False
        at Linker.Sealer.SealerTest.Final()

[FAIL] Sealed :   Sealable
    Expected: True
    But was:  False
        at Linker.Sealer.SealerTest.Sealed()

[FAIL] Virtual :   C
    Expected: False
    But was:  True
        at Linker.Sealer.SealerTest.Virtual()

Ref: #9573

… can implement them.

Fixes these test failures:

    Linker.Sealer.SealerTest
    [FAIL] Final :   A
        Expected: True
        But was:  False
            at Linker.Sealer.SealerTest.Final()

    [FAIL] Sealed :   Sealable
        Expected: True
        But was:  False
            at Linker.Sealer.SealerTest.Sealed()

    [FAIL] Virtual :   C
        Expected: False
        But was:  True
            at Linker.Sealer.SealerTest.Virtual()
@rolfbjarne rolfbjarne added not-notes-worthy Ignore for release notes run-dotnet-tests Run all the .NET tests labels Sep 2, 2020
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@rolfbjarne rolfbjarne merged commit c56b893 into xamarin:main Sep 7, 2020
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