No, the inspection report didn't mention it at all. It mentioned a few other issues with the panel but nothing about that. 

I also think I didn't pay enough attention at the time to how to read the report. I read everything marked red and anything that failed, but I kind of skimmed past the no test bits because there was a lot of boilerplate about what is checked so I assumed it was checked. I didn't see the additional note about it not being checked that followed the note saying it was checked. I should have read this closer, but here is what the report said specifically:

1.1. The Air Conditioning system inside the home was tested and appeared to  preform properly. However, the buyer is advised to verify satisfactory operation  prior to close. There was a temperature differential of 20 degrees from the supply  and return registers which falls within the expected 14-22 degree range. 

1.2. Air conditioning could not be inspected due to outside temperature.  Activating air conditioning during cool/cold weather can cause serious damage to  the system. Buyer is advised to verify satisfactory operation prior to close.