Refactor selectDeviceOrSkipTest system #4150
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The existing system selected the device immediately which means
code like this
t.selectDeviceOrSkipTest('timestamp-query');
t.selectDeviceOrSkipTesT('float32-renderable'); // fail!
would fail on the 2nd line because a device had already been
requested on the first line.
Refactored so that the various requirements are merged and
only at the end is a device requested.
Tested here:
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* Compat: fix float16(32)-renderable tests * revert configure change * Fix after #4150
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The existing system selected the device immediately which means code like this
would fail on the 2nd line because a device had already been requested on the first line.
Refactored so that the various requirements are merged and only at the end is a device requested.
Tested here:
greggman@d4abf41