[ci] Add local test re-run info #11051
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This adds a note about `ci.py` with relevant tests when failures are detected. This should help advertise `ci.py` and make it more clear how to reproduce failures locally. This also adds a long link that makes it a short process to report a test on a build as flaky.
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This adds a note about
ci.pywith relevant tests when failures are detected. This should help advertiseci.pyand make it more clear how to reproduce failures locally. This also adds a long link that makes it a short process to report a test on a build as flaky.See testing PR: #11084
cc @areusch