How to use test_merge_req_all_generated method in lisa

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test_lisa_runner.py

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...131 expected_status=[TestStatus.QUEUED, TestStatus.QUEUED, TestStatus.QUEUED],132 expected_message=["", "", ""],133 test_results=test_results,134 )135 def test_merge_req_all_generated(self) -> None:136 # force to use existing env, not to create new.137 # this case doesn't provide predefined env, but no case skipped on this stage.138 env_runbook = generate_env_runbook(is_single_env=False)139 envs = load_environments(env_runbook)140 self.assertListEqual(141 [],142 list(envs),143 )144 runner = generate_runner(None)145 test_results = test_testsuite.generate_cases_result()146 runner._merge_test_requirements(147 test_results=test_results,148 existing_environments=envs,149 platform_type=constants.PLATFORM_MOCK,...

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