C++: Delete library-tests/qlcfg/cfg.ql#747
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This test was intended to catch regressions in the CFG, but it looks like it's just catching insignificant extractor changes. The test has started failing after some recent extractor changes, but I have no way to pinpoint the failure and understand whether it's a problem or not, so I think it's better to delete this test. The remaining tests check whether the QL-based CFG generates the same graph as the extractor-based CFG. Furthermore, the `successor-tests` check that the extractor-based CFG works as intended.
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This test was intended to catch regressions in the CFG, but it looks like it's just catching insignificant extractor changes. The test has started failing after some recent extractor changes, but I have no way to pinpoint the failure and understand whether it's a problem or not, so I think it's better to delete this test.
The remaining tests check whether the QL-based CFG generates the same graph as the extractor-based CFG. Furthermore, the
successor-testscheck that the extractor-based CFG works as intended.