ci(refactor): remove fuzz tests from Omnibus #4945
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Description of changes:
buildspec_fuzz_batch.ymlhas coverage for all libcrypto that we have, while Omnibus is only doing fuzz tests with three libcrypto. Hence, we want to use thes2nFuzzBatchjob to replace the fuzz test part in Omnibus. This PR remove all fuzz tests from Omnibus.Call-outs:
openssl-1.0.2-fipscoverage in our fuzz test, and that is handled in ci: add openssl-1.0.2-fips to fuzz test #4942.Makefiles. They are removed in chore: remove make fuzz and AFL fuzz #4808.Testing:
This will be tested by the CI. Also, the Lambda triggered test results will be attached to this section.
The results for the triggered Omnibus job, S2nIntegrationV2Batch2 job, Valgrind job, and s2nFuzzBatch job.
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