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In order to get `make test` to reliably pass again on our dogfood
workspaces, we're having to resort to setting parallelism.
It also reworks our CI to call the `make test` target, instead of
rolling a different command.
Behavior changes:
* sets 8 packages x 8 tests in parallel by default on `make test`
* by default, removes the `-short` flag. In my testing it makes only a
few seconds difference on ~200s, or 1-2%
* by default, removes the `-count=1` flag that busts Go's test cache.
With a fresh cache and no code changes, `make test` executes in ~15
seconds.
Signed-off-by: Spike Curtis <spike@coder.com>
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