[6.0] Update package templates to use Swift Testing in the toolchain rather than as a package dependency. #7910
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…rather than as a package dependency. (#7872) This PR updates the package templates used by `swift package init` to use Swift Testing by default where possible, and to not add a package dependency on the Swift Testing open-source repository since it is now building in the toolchain. Resolves rdar://128272585.
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Explanation: Changes package templates to use Swift Testing by default instead of XCTest and removes package dependencies on the swift-testing package.
Scope:
swift package init,swift package add-targetIssue: N/A
Original PR: #7872
Risk: Moderate
Testing: Original PR tested with toolchain builds.
Reviewer: @bnbarham @briancroom @xedin