[5.5][Concurrency] Use SwiftStdlib 5.5 availability macro in Concurrency module and tests #37272
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The use of an availability macro will make it easier to update those versions to the marketing versions when they are announced. Plus internal branches can redefine only the macro for customized availability.
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Replace the Concurrency related placeholder availability declaration that were using the 9999 OS versions with one availability macro, centralizing the actual OS versions definition in two locations. This simplifies merging changes between branches as it causes much less merge conflicts.