🍒[next] Set Swift clang-linker path#8759
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The swift driver is picking up the system clang instead of using the clang set in `CC`. The system clang is attempting to use bfd to link Swift, which doesn't work due to Swift's protected symbol usage. Set the swift-driver tool directory based on the location of the clang in use to ensure that we're picking up a consistent set of tools across all of the tests. (cherry picked from commit 2c8a5e6)
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The swift driver is picking up the system clang instead of using the clang set in
CC. The system clang is attempting to use bfd to link Swift, which doesn't work due to Swift's protected symbol usage.(cherry picked from commit 1f6bd5557207f61d5da4c66b657c12468fa4e9aa)