tuning availability data for swift-testing - #160
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Summary
Some extra tweaking on the DocC post-process to strip the Linux availability from swift-testing so that we don't have "one platform" but not the others that are supported listed in the documentation. Leaves the Swift and Xcode availability which is annotated in from the source comments.
This isn't something supported by DocC - it's post-processing that we're applying for one specific library, akin to the post processing we're doing for Swift Standard Library (and may need to down the road for Foundation) - at least until we can arrange a proper CI system with multiple-platform symbols collected to build the relevant docc archives.
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