[Integrated Tests] Invoke lit.py using python3
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Also provides an escape hatch to invoke with the system default (just launching `lit.py` as a standalone script executable) LLVM is transitioning its script infrastructure to python3 and we may run into issues if we continue using the system-default python2 on some platforms. Resolves rdar://75848017
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Co-authored-by: Eric Miotto <[email protected]>
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…he fake frontend script invocation used in tests.
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Also provides an escape hatch to invoke with the system default (just launching
lit.pyas a standalone script executable)LLVM is transitioning its script infrastructure to python3 and we may run into issues if we continue using the system-default python2 on some platforms.
Resolves rdar://75848017