[llvm][AArch64] Drop unused&redundant field in the TargetParserTest. NFC #97367
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There were a couple of cases where this field was just plain wrong because we weren't actually testing against it. Instead, drop the CPUAttr field on AArch64 tests.
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…NFC (llvm#97367) There were a couple of cases where this field was just plain wrong because we weren't actually testing against it. Instead, drop the `CPUAttr` field on AArch64 tests.
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There were a couple of cases where this field was just plain wrong because we weren't actually testing against it. Instead, drop the
CPUAttrfield on AArch64 tests.