Disable flaky incremental build timing test

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The incremental build suite has a known flaky test that can fail when machine load makes the second build slower than the first, obscuring whether the failure is a real incrementality regression. This change temporarily removes that noise so follow-up investigation can focus on the underlying behavior.

• Test change

  • Mark IncrementalBuildTest.BasicApplicationRepetitiveBuild as ignored.
  • Add an inline reason pointing to the ongoing incremental-build investigation.

• Scope

  • No production build logic changes.
  • No changes to incremental build behavior itself; this only suppresses the timing-based assertion for now.

• What changed

  [Test]
  [Ignore ("Flaky timing-based test. Disabled while investigating incremental build regressions. See: https://github.com/dotnet/android/issues/11792")]
  public void BasicApplicationRepetitiveBuild ([Values (AndroidRuntime.CoreCLR, AndroidRuntime.NativeAOT)] AndroidRuntime runtime)

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Pull request overview

This PR disables a known-flaky incremental build test in the Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks test suite to prevent timing-related failures from obscuring ongoing investigation into incremental build regressions (issue #11792).

Changes:

• Mark IncrementalBuildTest.BasicApplicationRepetitiveBuild as ignored with an inline reason and link to the tracking issue.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
src/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks/Tests/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests/IncrementalBuildTest.cs	Disables a flaky timing-based incremental build test via [Ignore] with a reference to the ongoing investigation.

Copilot's findings

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

src/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks/Tests/Xamarin.Android.Build.Tests/IncrementalBuildTest.cs:23

• The timing-based assertion in this test only runs for non-NativeAOT (see the if (runtime != AndroidRuntime.NativeAOT) guard later), but adding a method-level [Ignore] skips all runtimes, including the NativeAOT incremental assertions (_Sign skipped / not skipped). To reduce flakiness without losing NativeAOT coverage, ignore only the non-NativeAOT case(s) inside the test body instead of using the attribute.

		[Test]
		[Ignore ("Flaky timing-based test. Disabled while investigating incremental build regressions. See: https://github.com/dotnet/android/issues/11792")]
		public void BasicApplicationRepetitiveBuild ([Values (AndroidRuntime.CoreCLR, AndroidRuntime.NativeAOT)] AndroidRuntime runtime)
		{
			bool isRelease = runtime == AndroidRuntime.NativeAOT;
			if (IgnoreUnsupportedConfiguration (runtime, release: isRelease)) {

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