CSHARP-4156: Test against MongoDB quarterly rapid releases #785
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| display_name: "latest" | ||
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same as in 4155 :) :
we have a number of envs where we run only 5.0 servers like csfle-with-mocked-kms-tests-windows or where servers are defined explicitly like in secure-tests-macOS or compressions, we may update them too
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Rebased on latest CSHARP-4155 and pushed updates.
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Question and then LGTM
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Similar to CSHARP-4155 except adding the quarterly rapid releases to our test matrix.