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Normalize target-cpus.rs stdout test for LLVM changes
LLVM has recently added support for the `lime1` CPU in 35cce408ee, so the `target-cpus.rs` test currently produces different output depending on the LLVM version.
This CL adds a normalization directive, to remove the new CPU from the output list.
Alternatives fixes I can think of:
* Add two revisions of the test (one per LLVM version)
* Ignore the test on one of the LLVM versions
* I dislike this, because it's possible that the test won't get updated for the next LLVM version.
I don't think the exact list of target CPUs is relevant for this test, so it shouldn't be too bad if the normalization sticks around longer than necessary.
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