[Build] Use simulator triples consistently #30843
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The build systems that drive Swift compilation have been using the "simulator" environment as part of the increasingly inaccurately named "target triple" to specify simulator targets for several years... except our own hand-rolled build system. Identify simulator targets and append "-simulator" to their target triples.
The test was only checking iOS, and assuming that simulator targets would behave the same way. Make the test amenable to both iOS and iOS simulator.
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The Release source compatibility suite failed with a spurious error that's been bothering us: |
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The build systems that drive Swift compilation have been using the
"simulator" environment as part of the increasingly inaccurately
named "target triple" to specify simulator targets for several
years... except our own hand-rolled build system. Identify
simulator targets and append "-simulator" to their target
triples, and do so throughout our build and test infrastructure.