David Mo 4160337c85 Tests crash from inappropriate use of common linkage ...

Normally, variables with common linkage must be zero-initialized. In Rust,
common linkage variables that are not zero-initialized causes a crash in the
compiler backend.

This commit adds a test case to confirm this behavior, which will inform us if
it changes in the future.

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auxiliary

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common-linkage-non-zero-init.rs

Tests crash from inappropriate use of common linkage

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common-linkage-non-zero-init.stderr

Tests crash from inappropriate use of common linkage

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incompatible-flavor.rs

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incompatible-flavor.stderr

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issue-10755.rs

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issue-109144.rs

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issue-109144.stderr

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link-attr-validation-early.rs

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link-attr-validation-early.stderr

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link-attr-validation-late.rs

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link-attr-validation-late.stderr

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link-cfg-works.rs

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linkage1.rs

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linkage2.rs

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linkage2.stderr

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linkage3.rs

Remove some unnecessary normalization

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linkage3.stderr

Remove some unnecessary normalization

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linkage4.rs

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linkage4.stderr

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linkage-detect-extern-generated-name-collision.rs

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linkage-detect-extern-generated-name-collision.stderr

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linkage-detect-local-generated-name-collision.rs

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linkage-detect-local-generated-name-collision.stderr

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linkage-import.rs

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unstable-flavor.bpf.stderr

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unstable-flavor.ptx.stderr

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unstable-flavor.rs

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