[🍒][libFuzzer] Change sig-trap test to allow expected output strings in any order #11369
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…any order (llvm#157407) I have seen some flakiness in this test where the 2 checked strings appear in a different order. Due to buffering of writes, and that one of these strings is written during the signal handler, I think this is valid. This PR relaxes the test to allow those strings to appear in either order. (cherry picked from commit d685508)
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I have seen some flakiness in this test where the 2 checked strings appear in a different order. Due to buffering of writes, and that one of these strings is written during the signal handler, I think this is valid.
This PR relaxes the test to allow those strings to appear in either order.
Originally reviewed at: llvm#157407
rdar://160097852