travis: split "torture" into a separate "events" build as well - #6728
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The event-based tests thus run in its own separate build to see if we manage to get through more torture tests within the total time limit.
For some reason the torture tests now run a lot slower on travis and run into the 50 minute limit all the time.
and at 20% to try to keep the run-time reasonable
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and at 20% to try to keep the run-time reasonable Closes #6728
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The event-based tests thus run in its own separate build to see if we
manage to get through more torture tests within the total time limit.