fix: commented out some test cases#32634
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This pull request updates the
tests/parallel_test/cases.taskfile to modify how certain test cases are executed, primarily by commenting out some test entries and adding new ones for direct execution without thepytest.shwrapper. These changes affect both vtable and system-test related test cases.Test case management and execution:
vtable/test_vtable_query_cross_db_stb.py, preventing it from running in the current configuration.tsma.py,tsma2.py,decimal.py, anddecimal2.py, which disables their execution through thepytest.shwrapper.decimal.pyanddecimal2.py(and their variants) to be run directly withpython3 ./test.pyinstead of using thepytest.shwrapper, and marked them as inactive (n).