Add compatibility tests to CI #1567
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Some of the aggregator tests are running just over 30 seconds when testing on Windows. Bump this to allow for it.
Having a unified job setup the cache when none exists so packages are only downloaded once is ideal, but these steps are taking too long. In some situations they are doubling the run time. Remove them and prefer to have multiple downloads when dependencies change.
Unused now that the cache jobs are removed.
…-go into compatibility-test
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Overall this aims to increase our CI testing coverage across different OS/ARCH pairs and reduce CI run time by parallelization of the jobs. The latter is somewhat negated by the fact that setup and tests on Windows take longer to run (meaning this is about the same in run time).
Resolves #1523