[lldb][test] TestDataFormatterStdValarray: relax expected error message check After https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/182297, we started generated `-gsimple-template-names` debug-info by default on macOS. The test was expecting template parameters in the error message. But with `simple-template-names` typenames would not contain template parameters (unless LLDB reconstructs them to do so). This formatter test was expecting template parameters, which would fail on macOS > 26. Because the test is just concerned with checking that the `std::valarray` formatter works as expected (not that LLDB can retrieve typenames with/without template names), this patch relaxes the assertion. In a follow-up we should fix up any type-name printing that would break with `simple-template-names`.
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