[clang] Remove use of %T from crash-report-modules.m (#151615) This patch removes the use of %T from crash-report-modules.m. %T has been deprecated for about seven years, and is to be avoided as it can lead to races between tests. Posting this one as a separate patch given it was explicitly ported to %T in 5c268f078ddbaa7cc1e9ea0ef658eb90563ff5db. Given 36bb47c70802629df98276ce90b0f8163f959e28 was landed seven years ago to completely disable the test on Windows due to continued failures, I think it should be fine to just leave this test unsupported on Windows.
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