[sanitizer][NFCI] Add ASan/HWASan regression tests for @llvm.coro.id with promise allocas (#154894) ASan and HWASan did not play nicely with @llvm.coro.id's that had non-null promises: rewriting the promise alloca violated the assumptions of the coro-early pass (see https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/154830#issuecomment-3212314668 for analysis). Although this issue has been worked around already in ASan and HWASan (somewhat crudely, by disabling instrumentation for the entire presplit function; https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/99415, https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/154803), there is no test coverage to check the compiler would crash without the workarounds, if coro-early was run after ASan/HWASan (the existing `split-coro.ll` runs the passes in the opposite order and checks that ASan skips instrumentation). This patch adds simple tests (which succeed with the existing workarounds, and would crash without). These will be useful for tracking progress towards better workarounds.
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