[roll] Roll fuchsia [audio][drivers][test] Disable position tests Traditionally, we run audio_driver_tests only on Release builds on "real" (non-EMU) machines, as non-real-time response led to timeouts and test case failures. When we added test support for the virtualized Bluetooth a2dp driver, we added EMU release builds to this mix. Recently, the a2dp driver added support for position notifications, so we reenabled the position tests on a2dp. Unfortunately, EMU machines do not guarantee real-time response, and these CQ flakes (all in position test cases requiring require reasonable response time) are the proof. All other driver test cases pass reliably in a loaded QEMU environment (CQ). This CL disables the audio driver position tests, until they can be added to a new test suite that runs only on machines that guarantee real-time response. This new test suite is represented by fxb/65608. Disabling the position tests does not change the test mix on "real" hardware. Admin test cases cannot run if audio_core is already connected to the audio driver, so Admin tests do not run by default on "real" hardware drivers in CQ. A separate work item would be to enable audio_driver_tests on a build where we are confident that audio_core will NOT be present (such as bringup, conceptually). The work for this new test suite is represented by fxb/93428. fx test -o audio_driver_tests Original-Fixed: fxb/93110 Original-Bug: fxb/65608 Original-Bug: fxb/93428 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/644227 Original-Revision: 674b5c08ec24ebb276a3f07b9b42ec8520f4111b GitOrigin-RevId: 3b4c10d30ee781a880cdc15a4b05be660cb09956 Change-Id: Idfbf096069f7cddb655b49885769320fa63e550f
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