Remove obsolete strict xfail for streaming 3-D reproject (#3100)#3180
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Duplicate of #3181, which merged first. |
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#3118 added
TestStreaming3D::test_3d_source_streamsas a strict xfail for #3100, but #3111 (which fixes the 2-D output buffer crash by carrying the band axis through both assembly branches) landed after #3118's CI ran. The test now XPASSes, which strict mode reports as a failure, so every pytest run on main is red, along with any PR branched from it (e.g. #3119).This removes the xfail marker and updates the comments. The test runs as a plain regression test now; the file passes 15/15 locally.
Closes #3100.