The first windows-desktop run hung for 25 minutes with no output and
ran until it was cancelled. Pass --blame-hang-timeout 5m so a test that
is silent for five minutes is killed, named in the log and mini-dumped
into TestResults, then cap the job at 20 minutes and upload all of
TestResults, not just the TRX files.
Checked locally with a throwaway xunit project: a Thread.Sleep(Infinite)
test was killed after the configured inactivity, named in the output,
and left a TRX, a test-order (Sequence) file and a mini dump; dotnet test
exited 1.
Pushes to master only ran the Linux job, which can cross-compile but
not execute OpenNest.WinForms.Tests; Windows test runs happened only on
release branches and tags. Add a windows-2022 job to the cross-platform
workflow that runs OpenNest.WinForms.Tests and OpenNest.FrontEnd.Tests
in Release on every master push and pull request, runs both projects
before failing, and uploads their TRX results.