test: use #include
rather than #import
#23486
Merged
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#import
is an extension which behaves differently in different target. OnWindows, it is used to import type libraries (for COM). The options are to
either use
#include
or enable Objective-C interop. Use the former since thereis no Objective-C specific behaviour needed here.
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Resolves SR-NNNN.