Allow managed type system tests on Alpine #63207
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This was disabled in d98d9a2. I don't think those problems exist anymore - targets are written differently, and we would likely see musl-arm64 failures if this was still a problem.
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The tests were renamed in dotnet#63178. Fixes dotnet#63202 (and also the CI breaks in Mono leg seen in e.g. dotnet#63207).
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This was disabled in d98d9a2. I don't think those problems exist anymore - targets are written differently, and we would likely see musl-arm64 failures if this was still a problem.