22.1.8.5: the x86_64 units replace their generic counterparts on the simulator row - #3
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x86_64-ios-simthe 22.1.8.4 selection compiled bothbuiltins/x86_64/float{di,undi}{df,sf}.*and the generic C files of the same name, and a consumer's link reported fourduplicate symbolerrors. The generic four are excluded on that row, as upstream's x86_64 list replaces them, and the macOS CI job now refuses an archive that defines a symbol twice.