test(core,bindings): add mini parallel plugins in test conftests#2228
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Add lightweight pytest plugins in bindings/core conftest files to wrap parallel worker tests with CUDA context setup and fixture-aware initialization paths used by mini plugin execution.
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Add pytest plugins in bindings/core conftest files to wrap parallel worker tests with CUDA context setup and fixture-aware initialization paths used by mini plugin execution.
This can wait until the end, but I thought I'd split it out now since it is the most tedious part about
pytest-run-paralleltesting (beyond just churn) and more likely to need some iterations.(The plugin part runs fine locally so I think it can be merged; there is just a very small chance of follow-ups eventually since there are many test fixes. -- without using pytest-run-parallel this is dead-code beyond some fixture tweaks, though.)