[test] Allow custom conditions for non-standard compilations #84632
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If someone has configured their build to add some vendor macro, for example, the vendor macro will appear in `customConditions`, which will make the test fail. Modify the test slightly to check for `customConditions` containing `SOMETHING`, instead of only being `SOMETHING` and nothing else. This should still allow the test to pass in Swift CI, but allows vendor macros to work too.
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If someone has configured their build to add some vendor macro, for example, the vendor macro will appear in
customConditions, which will make the test fail.Modify the test slightly to check for
customConditionscontaining"SOMETHING", instead of only being["SOMETHING"]and nothing else. This should still allow the test to pass in Swift CI, but allows vendor macros to work too.