Disable package aliasing tests #39144
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Attempting to fix CI failures for these tests
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The tests in
GivenThatWeHaveAPackageReferenceWithAliaseshave started failing somewhat consistently in CI. I haven't been able to reproduce the issue locally. The failures look something like this:This seems like it's probably a test issue, perhaps related to the fact that these tests create and then consume NuGet packages within the test. Because of this, I am going to disable these tests for now. To further investigate, we probably need to figure out how to get a binlog of the failures in Helix.