Feat!: Make model tests run concurrently#4047
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Currently, model tests run sequentially leveraging the
unittestframework. This PR adds concurrency to further speed up the testing process by splitting the work between threads, each of whom runs a single test. Then, the results are aggregated into one and shown back to the user.For this process, some of the internals of the
TestTextRunnerare borrowed in order to generate the final report; This is because we now have N runners which would output a full report for each test.