8343809: Add requires tag to mark tests that are incompatible with exploded image#28814
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The
jdk.explodedImage
might be used to filter tests incompatible with
make exploded-run-test TEST=...
The exploded-run-test mode is used only for quick manual testing and not in CI or ATR testing. However, it is make sense to reduce false positive failures so developers don't waste time during local testing.
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