parallel-letter-frequency: remove failing test - #1766
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The last test for the parallel-letter-frequency exercise is now consistently failing as it runs out of memory. As this exercise is quite complicated as well and could confused users, we've decided to remove it.
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Thank you @FridaTveit ! 😄
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* 'master' of https://github.com/exercism/java: parallel-letter-frequency: remove failing test (exercism#1766) Update Gradle wrapper version
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The last test for the parallel-letter-frequency exercise is now consistently failing as it runs out of memory. As this exercise is quite complicated as well and could confused users, we've decided to remove it.
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