test(tree): Add axiomatic change rebaser tests to test:stress #19485
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…oft#19485) ## Description Adds slightly longer variants of the axiomatic tests for optional field and sequence field to the tree package's `test:stress` command. In doing so, I added a `describeStress` block to complement `describeFuzz`, which isn't typed as getting an explicit test count. I thought this was more fitting for cases like these. --------- Co-authored-by: Abram Sanderson <absander@microsoft.com>
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Description
Adds slightly longer variants of the axiomatic tests for optional field and sequence field to the tree package's
test:stresscommand.In doing so, I added a
describeStressblock to complementdescribeFuzz, which isn't typed as getting an explicit test count. I thought this was more fitting for cases like these.