[ci] Use fewer agents for macOS MSBuild tests #8257
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Recent MSBuild test updates and removals seem to have sped up the tests enough that we can split them across fewer agents.
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* main: [Mono.Android.dll] Fix [SupportedOSPlatform] warnings. (dotnet#8247) Bump to xamarin/monodroid@a5248591 (dotnet#8258) [Mono.Android] Bind `java.time` and `java.time.chrono` packages. (dotnet#8088) Bump to xamarin/Java.Interop/main@5adb4d4 (dotnet#8251) [ci] Use fewer agents for macOS MSBuild tests (dotnet#8257) [ci] Report when dotnet-test-slicer fails (dotnet#8259) [monodroid] Do not build host or classic runtimes (dotnet#8256)
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Recent MSBuild test updates and removals seem to have sped up the tests
enough that we can split them across fewer agents.