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[CI] Make JSON output tests less likely to fail#17859

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DarkLight1337 merged 3 commits intovllm-project:mainvllm-project/vllm:mainfrom

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[CI] Make JSON output tests less likely to fail
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Fix a few spots i missed - expand output length, disable additional properties
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string invalid JSON characters that xgrammar allows
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