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config: jobs-chromeos: disable power.UtilCheck test #832

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Initially I started investigating as it was failing only on Qualcomm targets. But as I investigated and made temporary fix in hardware_probe, I found out that this test fails on all the targets. Its just that its status gets marked as pass even though there are several warnings and missing directory structures for all other boards.

Let's disable this test as it only checks the hardware info which is closely tied with the chromeos. It doesn't run correctly on chromiumos.

Initially I started investigating as it was failing only on Qualcomm
targets. But as I investigated and made temporary fix in hardware_probe,
I found out that this test fails on all the targets. Its just that its
status gets marked as pass even though there are several warnings and
missing directory structures for all other boards.

Let's disable this test as it only checks the hardware info which is
closely tied with the chromeos. It doesn't run correctly on chromiumos.

Signed-off-by: Muhammad Usama Anjum <[email protected]>
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LGTM

@nuclearcat nuclearcat added this pull request to the merge queue Oct 12, 2024
Merged via the queue into kernelci:main with commit 2037976 Oct 12, 2024
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