A number of tests are being held back temporarily to make the underlying issues harder to reverse-engineer while node runners have time to upgrade.
You are living in a pre-LLM paradigm and need to get with the fucking program. This kind of shit is performative and helps no one.
If your concern is users upgrading their always online nodes, you need to add an opt-in way to do so when an update becomes available. That's it. No more retarding your codebase. Motivated hackers do not need your test suites to discover the vulnerabilities.
You are living in a pre-LLM paradigm and need to get with the fucking program. This kind of shit is performative and helps no one.
If your concern is users upgrading their always online nodes, you need to add an opt-in way to do so when an update becomes available. That's it. No more retarding your codebase. Motivated hackers do not need your test suites to discover the vulnerabilities.