chown: restrict no-dereference symlink ctime test to Linux#12556
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i think we want not OpenBSD as unix implies mac and it works there
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Fixes #12546
test_chown_no_dereference_symlink_to_dirfails on OpenBSD CI.The test chowns a symlink to its current owner (a no-op) and asserts the
symlink's
ctimeadvanced. Linux bumpsctimeon a same-ownerchown;while OpenBSD doesn't, so the test fails.