tests: blacklist mtd using tests for esp32-wroom-32#15124
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If nobody comes up with a better solution (those tests succeed locally) this is the easy way out :\
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Turns out esp* did indeed break by #14754 - we should have trusted the CI on this one 😞 |
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These tests fail on CI. Blocklisting them for now so CI won't stumble all the time.
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Corresponding issue: #15123