[tests/acl]: Skip ACL byte accounting for Cisco P200 platforms - #1377
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Ported master PR: sonic-net/sonic-mgmt#25145
Summary of fix:
Cisco P200 platforms doesn't support byte accounting for ACL. To bypass test failures, skip byte accounting for Cisco P200 platforms.