[browser][WBT] Remove MT signalR tests#118323
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This PR removes an ActiveIssue attribute that was blocking SignalR client tests in the WebAssembly Build Tests (WBT), allowing these tests to run again after they were previously disabled due to issue #106807.
- Removes the
[ActiveIssue]attribute that was preventing SignalR WBT tests from running - Re-enables SignalR client tests for both Debug and Release configurations with LongPolling transport
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Fixes #106807, fixes #107931.
They can be added once MT is fully operational.