[stdlib] Define OS version numbers for SwiftStdlib 5.10 #71297
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macOS 14.4, iOS 17.4, watchOS 10.4, tvOS 17.4, and iPadOS 17.4 are currently in public beta testing, and they include the Swift 5.10 Standard Library.
Adjust the
SwiftStdlib 5.10
macro to resolve to these version numbers rather than the placeholder 9999 versions.5.10 does not ship with new Stdlib ABI entry points, so we aren't using this macro anywhere outside behavioral tests. The impact of this change ought to be correspondingly minimal.
(Ideally this needs to be cherry-picked to release/5.10 too, although if there isn't anything using it, it's not super critical.)