Disable flaky part of Dir.rename directories test on Windows #17136
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Follow up to ziglang#17136. The `Dir.rename files` test has now also been seen to fail in CI, so now all rename tests are skipped for the UNC path type. This is a heavy handed approach to hopefully get rid of any flakiness related to rename & UNC paths. See ziglang#17134
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See #17134. I tried to disable the least amount of the test that would fix the flakiness without reducing the usefulness of the test too much. I didn't include an
aarch64check since it's possible to hit this onx86_64as well (it just likely can't be hit in the specific x86_64 CI environment that is being used currently).