rabbit_db_binding_SUITE: Enable and fix the auto_delete testcase#15816
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rabbit_db_binding_SUITE: Enable and fix the auto_delete testcase#15816
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... instead of using `export_all` [Why] The use of `export_all` brings no benefit but hides problems, like dead code or never executed tests. This is the case here: the `auto_delete` testcase executes the `delete` testcase code and this went unnoticed because of this `export_all`... This will be fixed in a subsequent commit.
[Why] The wrapper was calling the `delete` testcase code, not the expected `auto_delete` one...
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rabbit_db_binding_SUITE: Enable and fix the `auto_delete` testcase (backport #15816)
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The wrapper was calling the
deletetestcase code, not the expectedauto_deleteone…