Remove duplicate native cases in run_binary_exhaustive_both#198
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run_binary_exhaustive_both was calling the UInt/native test inside the same double combination loop as the UInt/UInt test. Since
test_binary_op_with_native only depends on mode_a, a and b and ignores mode_b, this caused each (mode_a, a, b) triple to be checked three times for the native variant. This change keeps the full exhaustive coverage for the UInt/UInt test, but moves the UInt/native test into a separate loop over b, mirroring run_binary_exhaustive_native_only. As a result, each native case is exercised exactly once per (mode_a, a, b) without losing coverage or wasting constraints.