[Distributed] Remove "Stdlib" in macro as it is not understood in user code #74417
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…r code Now that the versions are merged already on github, we must adjust all related code, such as the distributed @resolvable macro because the "Stdlib" placeholder is not understood in real user code where the macro would be emitting this.
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Now that we have
Define availability for the 6.0 stdlib & runtime; define placeholder availability for 6.1#74366 done, we can adjust the@Resolvablemacro to reflect reality and not use the Stdlib placeholder which would not work in practice.