Fix some tests that would fail when running under a non en-US culture #5268
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Before this commit, two tests would fail with this error (FaultExceptionTest.Serializable_TDetail and FaultExceptionTest.Serializable_Default):
```
Xunit.Sdk.EqualException
Assert.Equal() Failure
↓ (pos 1259)
Expected: ···:text><a:xmlLang>en-US</a:xmlLang></a:FaultException.FaultRea···
Actual: ···:text><a:xmlLang>fr-CH</a:xmlLang></a:FaultException.FaultRea···
↑ (pos 1259)
```
Explicitly setting the expected culture with a `BeforeAfterTestAttribute` solves this issue.
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Before this commit, two tests would fail with this error (FaultExceptionTest.Serializable_TDetail and FaultExceptionTest.Serializable_Default):
Explicitly setting the expected culture with a
BeforeAfterTestAttributesolves this issue.