Reapply "[Dexter] Add label nodes for line references" (#203938) This reverts commit https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/commit/2a789821b0d723bc92f61563e74e67d69d660927. The original commit previously caused pre-merge check failures for Linux AArch64 cross-project-tests, due to the stepping behaviour being slightly different to x86_64. The tests have been adjusted to be less brittle to exact stepping behaviour, but this reapply also disables the tests for ARM targets as there is not currently the infrastructure to reliably test them, meaning we may end up with latent failures.
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