[6.0][Tests] Update for "swift" diagnostic style change #72806
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SwiftDiagnostics now emits ASCII characters instead of Unicode line characters. (cherry picked from commit 8a8c96b)
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Cherry-pick #72754 into
release/6.0(copied from swiftlang/swift-syntax#2587)
├╰─. It looked nice, but it caused numerous issues, for example viewing a build log with text editor / browser often don't work. That was because auto text-encoding detection didn't work as those characters only appeared at the tail end of the log. So using ASCII characters are more stable and reliable.