Exclude tests involving adjoint solver from make check

[oskooi]

The four tests involving the adjoint solver (particularly test_adjoint_solver.py) take an unusually long time to complete which tends to slow down the CI. This PR modifies make check to exclude these tests and instead creates a make check-adjoint whicn can be used to run all tests (including those involving the adjoint solver).

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[stevengj]

Is there a way to conditionally run this?

And/or run it periodically or upon a trigger?

[stevengj]

Maybe add a workflow for a new action to run make check-adjoint periodically (e.g. once a week), which we can also trigger manually.

[oskooi]

A separate GitHub Actions workflow for make check-adjoint (adjoint tests only) has been added which runs once every week (Sundays at 10 pm). make check involves only the non-adjoint tests.

[stevengj]

It looks like there is a way to set up the adjoint tests to run on PRs on manual request by triggering by a label?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62325286/run-github-actions-when-pull-requests-have-a-specific-label