[skip changelog][skip ci] Document full hardware requirements and effects of running integration tests #785
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…integration tests Previously, the full hardware requirements of the integration tests were not documented and no mention was made of what the tests do to all hardware meeting those requirements.
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Co-authored-by: Roberto Sora <r.sora@arduino.cc>
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Hardware requirements for running integration tests are not fully documented.
Contributors running integration tests may be surprised to find that a sketch was uploaded to every Arduino board attached to their computer.
Hardware requirements and effects of running integration tests are fully documented.
No.