[AArch64] Bump default CPUs for iOS 26/watchOS 26 to A12/S6. (#152235) iOS 26/watchOS 26 deprecate some devices, allowing the default CPU to be raised based on the deployment target. watchOS 26 also introduces arm64 (vs. arm64_32/arm64e). The defaults are now: - arm64-apple-ios26 apple-a12 - arm64-apple-watchos26 apple-s6 - arm64_32-apple-watchos26 apple-s6 - arm64e-apple-watchos26 apple-s6 Left unchanged are: - arm64-apple-tvos26 apple-a7 - arm64e-apple-tvos26 apple-a12 - arm64e-apple-ios26 apple-a12 - arm64_32-apple-watchos11 apple-s4 While there, rewrite an outdated comment in a related Mac test.
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