Split system tests so that they can run in parallel #103
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Change Description
Currently in CICD libtester tests, system_tests takes longest time (about 5 minutes)(https://github.com/AntelopeIO/spring/actions/runs/9468157289/job/26085190747#step:16:984). The next longest test eosio_system_finalizer_key_unit_test is about 1 minute. By splitting it into multiple suites such that each runs about 1 minute in parallel, it will reduce overall libtester running time by 4 minutes.
tests/CMakeList.txtto support multiple test suites in a single filesystem_testsinto multiple suitesResolved #102
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