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Commit 47a369b created the `bundle-order-partial` scheduler regression test, but it did not add it to `regression.sh` (now `cts-scheduler.in`). This test fails on current main: it results in an unexpected restart due to resource definition change. Two options: * Be lazy and drop the test. It's possible that the expected output was never correct. It was never added to the test script, so we wouldn't know. Otherwise, it probably broke a long time ago. * Investigate whether this indicates a real problem and try to fix it if so. This will likely involve a lot of bisecting, because the problem isn't obvious. It's not even obvious what the test is supposed to be testing.

Commit 47a369b created the `bundle-order-partial` scheduler regression test, but it did not add it to `regression.sh` (now `cts-scheduler.in`). This test fails on current main: it results in an unexpected restart due to resource definition change. Two options: * Be lazy and drop the test. It's possible that the expected output was never correct. It was never added to the test script, so we wouldn't know. Otherwise, it probably broke a long time ago. * Investigate whether this indicates a real problem and try to fix it if so. This will likely involve a lot of bisecting, because the problem isn't obvious. It's not even obvious what the test is supposed to be testing. Edit: bundle-interleave-down also fails now and is NOT part of `cts-scheduler.in`.

Commit 47a369b created the `bundle-order-partial` scheduler regression test, but it did not add it to `regression.sh` (now `cts-scheduler.in`). This test fails on current main: it results in an unexpected restart due to resource definition change. Two options: * Be lazy and drop the test. It's possible that the expected output was never correct. It was never added to the test script, so we wouldn't know. Otherwise, it probably broke a long time ago. * Investigate whether this indicates a real problem and try to fix it if so. This will likely involve a lot of bisecting, because the problem isn't obvious. It's not even obvious what the test is supposed to be testing. Edit: bundle-interleave-down also fails now and is NOT part of `cts-scheduler.in`.