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As it turns out, when trying to rebuild older libcxx (say 16 while newest is 18), the
downstream:test forlibcxx-testingpulls in the newest libcxx, not the one currently being built. To make it possible to choose which libcxx-testing we run against, add a libcxx constraint here.I'm starting with 16; obviously I'll have to build this for 17, 18 as well. If necessary, we can then also branch off here if we ever need to rebuild something for libcxx 16 again. However, to not turn this into a bootstrapping nightmare (e.g. new libcxx needing a libcxx-testing that pins a version that doesn't exist yet), I'll re-add an escape-hatch where the main branch of libcxx will not pin the patch version of libcxx-testing, and get a libcxx-testing without a libcxx constraint.