Remove tests relying on OS-dependent behaviour#703
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Motivation URL parsing has changed in macOS Sonoma and associated releases. Our tests were reliant on the old behaviour. The behaviour is controlled by the OS on which the program was linked, which makes it impossible for us to programmatically work out which result we should see. The affected tests are not actually useful, we don't really care how the URLs parse, so we can safely just remove them. Modifications Remove the affected tests. Result Tests pass!
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Motivation
URL parsing has changed in macOS Sonoma and associated releases. Our tests were reliant on the old behaviour. The behaviour is controlled by the OS on which the program was linked, which makes it impossible for us to programmatically work out which result we should see.
The affected tests are not actually useful, we don't really care how the URLs parse, so we can safely just remove them.
Modifications
Remove the affected tests.
Result
Tests pass!