Exclude TUnit CancellationToken parameters from snapshot naming - #1940
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Fixes #1939
TUnit injects
CancellationTokenparameters itself, so they are absent fromTestMethodArgumentsbut were present inGetParameterNames(). The argument/parameter count guard added in #1894 then failed, and arguments were silently dropped from snapshot names.GetParameterNamesnow skipsCancellationTokenparameters, restoring the 32.0.0 naming (WithCancellationToken_value=a). The exact-count guard is kept, so theparamsprotection is unchanged.Adds
CancellationTokenTestscovering two[Arguments]rows with aCancellationTokenparameter.