feat: Allow canceling container start in xUnit.net v3 fixtures #1431
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What does this PR do?
This passes
TestContext.Current.CancellationTokentoContainer.StartAsync, so that cancelling a test-session may cancel starting the requested TestcontainerWhy is it important?
If the test-session is already set to cancelled, the fixture is likely disposed, just after being started, without being used by any test. Waiting for the start waists time and resources.
How to test this PR
Start any test utilizing
Testcontainers.XunitV3, and cancel test-execution during container creation/startup. It should cancel quickly, reporting a TaskCancelledException to the test starting up