[WIP] Increase coverage of clang sanitizer tests #5280
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This PR is no longer needed. #5597 adds more tests for the UB sanitizer and a new PR will be created to add more cases for the thread sanitizer as soon as the issues are fixed. |
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In CI tests based on clang sanitizers (UB and thread), most of the time (~ 1h) is spent in compiling the code, while just a few minutes are spent actually running some simulations. This means that we can increase the coverage of the test by adding some more simulations to the tests with a negligible increase of the total runtime for this CI test.
This PR does just that.
Note: we can probably add even more tests.