Fix llvm-cas tests to match new cmd line argument format #68955
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It seems swift/main is still on 20221013. Maybe you want to rebase this commit onto rebranch if the cherry-pick only goes to 20230725 |
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With swiftlang/llvm-project#7566, we have changed the command line options for llvm-cas. The
--dataoption has been replaced by acl::positionalwhen using the--ingestoptionThis PR updates the swift tests that depend on that earlier behavior