Fix the "tail" command to be compatible with coreutils. NFC. #14408
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I had builds failing during testing because the tail command inside: test/IDE/print_clang_bool_bridging.swift, test/IDE/print_clang_swift_name.swift did not use the -n option. This should make the invocation of the default tail command compatible with the one provided by coreutils.
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I had builds failing during testing because the tail command inside:
test/IDE/print_clang_bool_bridging.swift,
test/IDE/print_clang_swift_name.swift
did not use the -n option. This should make the invocation of the
default tail command compatible with the one provided by coreutils.
Pass the -n option to "tail" in order to be compatible with the version provided by coreutils.