test: migrate acquire_shard_test.go to parallelsuite.Suite#10426
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What changed?
Migrate
tests/acquire_shard_test.goaway from deprecatedtestcore.FunctionalTestBaseand toparallelsuiteAdds the supporting
testcoreplumbing the new pattern was missing:WithLogger(log.Logger)— injects a custom cluster logger viaNewEnv(wraps a newWithClusterLoggerTestClusterOption+ aLoggerfield onTestClusterParams, honored insetupCluster).WithHistoryShardCount(int32)— sets the history shard count viaNewEnv.Why?
Part of our ongoing test flakes and migration work.
How did you test it?
Potential risks
Could introduce additional flakes by parallelizing tests