[NFC][SemaHLSL] Remove check dependent on non-deterministic root element association (#148649) - when there are duplicate (equivalent) `RangeInfo`s created we will attempt to `llvm::sort` or `llvm::stable_sort` them, it does not appear deterministic in which order they will be sorted (because they are equivalent) - when `DLLVM_ENABLE_EXSTENSIVE_CHECKS` is enabled, it appears to deal with this tie-breaker sorting the list differently than when it is not enabled, this causes one of the test cases to fail because the diagnostic is produced, not in a different order, but with a different root element associated with an identical `RangeInfo` - functionally this makes no difference to the diagnostic being produced and the removed test-case was added just as a nicety to demonstrate how the diagnostics might look - the test above the removed will correctly demonstrate that the `SourceLocation` will be set to the correct column, and, the `-verify` portion of this testcase will ensure that we still generate a diagnostic for each duplicate - therefore, it is safe to remove this portion of the test-case that can have a non-deterministic association of root element This resolves the build issues reported [here](https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/147115#issuecomment-3069543491) and [here](https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/147800#issuecomment-3069797406)
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