[6.2] WatchKitTests.watchBackDeploymentArtifacts(): Make the check for the build version in arm64/arm64e slices in the WatchKit stub binary more permissive #575
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…build version in arm64/arm64e slices in the WatchKit stub binary more permissive Also tidy up the logic of these checks since they all are implicitly assuming a single build version per arch, and that's also needed to use the >= comparison. rdar://152870849
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Also tidy up the logic of these checks since they all are implicitly assuming a single build version per arch, and that's also needed to use the
>=comparison.rdar://152870849