tests: move various supporting code under tests/support #2183
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* Move subject classes under support * Switch to using rules_testing DefaultInfo subject * Move fake cc toolchains under tests/support/cc_toolchains (these are used in several places, not just tests/cc) * Make literal references of old //tests/cc locations use the constants from support.bzl This is both for code clarity (support code being in a common location), but also to make it easier to import the support code for the subset of tests Google imports and runs.
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tests: move various supporting code under tests/support
are used in several places, not just tests/cc)
constants from support.bzl
This is both for code clarity (support code being in a common location),
but also to make it easier to import the support code for the subset
of tests Google imports and runs.