[cxx-interop] Workaround name lookup issues with namespace simd #78676
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On Apple platforms, a system module `simd` declares a `namespace simd` under `#if defined(__cplusplus)`. This namespace defines C++ overlays of the simd types, but these types are already refined for Swift separately, so it's not necessary to import this namespace. This is the same issue previously encountered for the `os` module, work around it in the same way. rdar://143007477
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On Apple platforms, a system module
simddeclares anamespace simdunder#if defined(__cplusplus). This namespace defines C++ overlays of the simd types, but these types are already refined for Swift separately, so it's not necessary to import this namespace.This is the same issue previously encountered for the
osmodule, work around it in the same way. See also #78634rdar://143007477