Disable attachment test until attachments are formally released #1412
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Attachments are still SPI, and SPI is available on linux and windows but not through Xcode on macOS. We can reenable this once attachments are formalized and no longer SPI.
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Attachments are still SPI, and SPI is available on linux and windows but not through Xcode on macOS. We can reenable this once attachments are formalized and no longer SPI.