core: removing repeated code in os.rs homedir() test #3244
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core: removing repeated code in os.rs homedir() test
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NaN non-determinism for intrinsics and libm functions
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We want to run the proofs in the target crate and don't need to build (or run) the proofs in any of the host crates. This avoids a need to make available the `kani` crate to any such host crates. Resolves rust-lang#3101, rust-lang#3238
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I noticed this - unless there is a reason to test the exact same operation twice, this code seems redundant. (ie, it is the same as the previous two lines).