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I've added a new job,
tests-passed, to the ci. All it does is check that the entiretestmatrix has passed.This allows branch protection on GitHub to require just a single check rather than specifying every item of the build matrix as a required check, which is difficult to maintain as we add and remove Python versions. I've done this with the
bmi-tester, and it seems to work pretty well.