feat: register the 'slow' mark to pytest
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Merged a one-line change to register the 'slow' pytest mark, enabling slow/fast test categorization. Approved by a reviewer and passed CI checks.
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The 'slow' mark is used in `test_setuptools.py` and should be present by default if we want to push the adoption of the slow/fast tests dichotomy.
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| Date | Model | Scores | Action | Summary |
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| qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b | — | — | Merged a one-line change to register the 'slow' pytest mark, enabling slow/fast test categorization. Approved by a reviewer and passed CI checks. | |
| qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 | — | — | Merged a change registering the 'slow' pytest mark by default, enabling slow/fast test categorization in test_setuptools.py. The update passed tox checks and was approved by maintainer upils. |
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| #1274 test: mark the slowest unit tests as slow | craft-parts | merged | Merged following two approvals and successful CI checks. The change marks unit tests exceeding two seconds as slow, adding six lines across four files to improve test execution tracking. |