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EXPECT doesn't return from the current function, so a number of tests
would keep going if they failed, in one case segfaulting due to writing
to memory that was not allocated correctly.

Standardise the test suite so that it always returns on the first
failure using ASSERT where possible.

`EXPECT` doesn't return from the current function, so a number of tests
would keep going if they failed, in one case segfaulting due to writing
to memory that was not allocated correctly.

Standardise the test suite so that it always returns on the first
failure using `ASSERT` where possible.
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers Please merge.

@steffenlarsen steffenlarsen merged commit 11e92b2 into intel:sycl Jul 18, 2025
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