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[SingleSource/Atomic] Add preliminary tests for atomic builtins. #94

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There exist atomic IR unit tests and libatomic unit tests, but neither can test the atomicity and interoperability of atomic builtins and compiler-rt's atomic library. These tests aim to approximate behaviour encountered in user code.

These tests have caught issues in Clang. See llvm/llvm-project#74349 and llvm/llvm-project#73176 for LLVM changes inspired by these tests.

Note to reviewers: this is a recreation of the accidentally closed #78.

There exist atomic IR unit tests and libatomic unit tests, but neither
can test the atomicity and interoperability of atomic builtins and
compiler-rt's atomic library. These tests aim to approximate behaviour
encountered in user code.

These tests have caught issues in Clang. See
llvm/llvm-project#74349 and
llvm/llvm-project#73176 for LLVM changes
inspired by these tests.
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Overall looks good to me, modulo the one comment/question.

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# Link the Clang built libatomic.
execute_process(COMMAND ${CMAKE_C_COMPILER} --print-file-name=libclang_rt.atomic.so
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That library isn't built by default, so almost nobody will have a copy. I assume we need to have some conditionals here to skip testing if the library isn't present?

Potentially we should additionally integration-test against -latomic (even if that comes via GCC), since that's what real users actually specify.

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Done. I'm not great with CMake -- what are better ways to do what I have here?

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Gentle bump.

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