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Document running multiple suites in a single test process - #1674
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Follow-up to onsi#1673, covering the extensions/globals.Reset + RunSpecs pattern in the long-form docs: when it applies, how each run behaves, and the caveats (never Reset inside a running suite; Ginkgo resets its state but not yours; parallelism stays one process per worker).
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Follow-up to #1673, as requested — adds a subsection under Running Multiple Suites covering the
extensions/globals.Reset()+ re-register +RunSpecspattern: when it applies (merged monorepo binaries, meta-testing), what each run does, and the caveats (the accidental double-RunSpecsguard still holds;Resetmust never be called inside a running suite; Ginkgo resets its own state but not the program's; suite-level parallelism stays one process per worker).