Update valgrind test matrix and standardize tests#442
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The nightly valgrind test is operational and signals the (known) leak in 2.9.* which is now fixed in 2.10.2 and later (and no longer triggered in the 2.10 release branch). This PR removes the test for 2.9.5 as 2.9.* is essentially frozen.
It also standardizes the memory budget allocation to just two test files which need it (as opposed to effectively all by setting it when the test runner is called, also removing some old setup code no longer needed with current versions of
tinytest), and a common value of 5mb. The setting is conditional on use within CI as it only appears to 'bite' in CI use on machines with their limited memory resource allocation.Lastly, it corrects a small bug in setting of default value by ensuring directory creation is rercursive. This was seen as needed when we set the value in the test runner setup script as a user-preference.