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xfail Cyrus's inCalendar regression instead of blocking the suite - #92
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release.yml now blocks publish on integration tests passing (#89), which correctly caught that 8 tests fail against Cyrus on the already-known inCalendar regression (#91), not a client bug. Marked them xfail instead of letting them block every release.
Found two more stale assertions along the way: Cyrus no longer drops rel: enclosure attachments from search results, and no longer drops the attendee role from a participant's roles map (Stalwart still does, confirmed live). Both tests now assert the real, current behavior per server.