TST: avoid allocating huge tuple of arrays in concatenate test - #32325
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TST: avoid allocating huge tuple of arrays in concatenate test (#32325)
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This test is causing flaky CI: https://github.com/numpy/numpy/actions/runs/31394421923/job/93475396840?pr=32239
Given that the test is mostly there to make sure the error path fires, I think it's OK to call
_implementationdirectly. As a bonus I can remove all the slow, thread-unsafe, and requires lots of RAM pytest markers.AI Disclosure
I used an AI to understand why this test was so slow on CI (it's causing the CI runners to swap).