cong: modify tests for upstream change#399
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Specifically the changes in: libsemigroups/libsemigroups#913 which change the number of runners in some Congruence objects, leading to tests failing where the number or existence of certain runners is assumed/required.
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Specifically the changes in:
libsemigroups/libsemigroups#913
which change the number of runners in some Congruence objects, leading to tests failing where the number or existence of certain runners is assumed/required.