Fix kcfi test failing when using upstream LLVM#106015
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As described in the FIXME, the string <unknown kind #36> is replaced with kcfi_type when Rust is built against LLVM 16, so this patch fixes the test to tolerate both outputs.
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LGTM as a reviewer of -fsanitize=kcfi on llvm-project side. |
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Closing this as a duplicate of #105567. |
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As described in the FIXME, the string <unknown kind #36> is replaced with kcfi_type when Rust is built against LLVM 16, so this patch fixes the test to tolerate both outputs.