Update current_toolchain_files tests to use a dedicated test rule #1714
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While working on other changes, I had to read through these tests again to understand a failure and felt the use of
genrulewithsh_testwas more confusing than it was "convenient" to use over writing a dedicated rule. I feel this was the wrong decision and a rule should have always been written so I've done that now.