Fix flaky expected build test#3622
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The expected build test has become extremely flaky recently due to unrelated test scheduling changes. The original source of the flakiness is Kitware#3366. This PR attempts to improve the robustness of this test by adding a hack to ensure that the page has reloaded properly before moving on from actions which call `window.reload()`.
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The expected build test has become extremely flaky recently due to unrelated test scheduling changes. The original source of the flakiness is #3366. This PR attempts to improve the robustness of this test by adding a hack to ensure that the page has reloaded properly before moving on from actions which call `window.reload()`.
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The expected build test has become extremely flaky recently due to unrelated test scheduling changes. The original source of the flakiness is #3366. This PR attempts to improve the robustness of this test by adding a hack to ensure that the page has reloaded properly before moving on from actions which call
window.reload().