[GVN] Regenerate test checks to use UTC (NFC) Tests have been regenerated to favour UTC-emitted lines. While this may not be strictly necessary – as the final migration to MemorySSA should boil down to a simple flip –, adopting UTC-based lines should overall make tests more robust as well as easier to diff (at least on the majority of the tests instances where the new lines have been added). Crash tests now feature check lines as well (notably, pr17852.ll, pr24397.ll and unreachable_block_infinite_loop.ll). Pre-2010 tests leveraging llvm-dis have not been updated.
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