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Testing on macOS drives up the cost of running these things unproportionally compared to the user base on that OS. While GitHub doesn't actually charge us anything _yet_, I think it's reasonable to reduce our usage here. I really don't expect any surprises if we keep testing the highest and lowest officially supported versions on macOS, considering that we'd still test all in-between versions on Ubuntu and Windows...
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Testing on macOS drives up the cost of running these things unproportionally compared to the user base on that OS. While GitHub doesn't actually charge us anything yet, I think it's reasonable to reduce our usage here. I really don't expect any surprises if we keep testing the highest and lowest officially supported versions on macOS, considering that we'd still test all in-between versions on Ubuntu and Windows...