Skip SHA test that require marshaling #1384
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We might want to have a test that specifically makes sure we don't unintentionally remove marshaller support from specific OpenSSL backend scenarios... but that's probably the role of scenario testing because here we're simply doing the best we can per-platform.
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Some OpenSSL providers (looking at you SymCrypt) don't support marshaling the internal state of the hash function. There are some tests that require that functionality to succeed. We were previously skipping those tests when using the CNG backend, which doesn't implement digest marshaling. This PR generalizes the way we detect that a given digest doesn't support marshaling so it also works for OpenSSL.