Revert PR #924: Lite tests parallelization (slowed CI)#926
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Summary
Reverts PR #924. The parallelization config was meant to speed up the Lite test step but actually made it worse on the GH Actions Windows runner: 8m 49s vs the prior ~7-min baseline. The
parallelAlgorithm: aggressive+maxParallelThreads: -1settings cause thread-contention overhead on the runner's 2 cores. Local 2m 21s wasn't representative.This restores the original test setup. Follow-up work (if revisited) should:
maxParallelThreads: 2to match the runner's core countparallelAlgorithm: conservativeinstead of aggressiveFactCollectorTests(the slowest class at 37 tests × ~15s each) since within-class tests still run sequentiallyTest plan
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