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Tests: fix race condition in output - #17681
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These tests (`testForIterable`, `testYieldNested`) consistently fail on my machine. I suspect this is because some output is printed stdout and some to stderr. Since the streams are not synchronized this is inherently racy.
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These tests (
testForIterable,testYieldNested) consistently fail on my machine. I suspect this is because some output is printed to stdout and some to stderr. Since the streams are not synchronized this is inherently racy.