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The Offload and Flang-RT had the ability to compile GTest themselves. But in bootstrapping builds, LLVM_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_INTDIR points to the same location as the stage1 build. If both are building GTest, they everwrite each others `libllvm_gtest.a` and `libllvm_test_main.a` which causes #143134. This PR removes the ability for the Offload/Flang-RT runtimes to build their own GTest and instead relies on the stage1 build of GTest. This was already the case with LLVM_INSTALL_GTEST=ON configurations. For LLVM_INSTALL_GTEST=OFF configurations, we now also export gtest into the buildtree configuration. Ultimately, this reduces combinatorial explosion of configurations in which unittests could be built (LLVM_INSTALL_GTEST=ON, GTest built by Offload, GTest built by Flang-RT, GTest built by Offload and also used by Flang-RT). GTest and therefore Offload/Runtime unittests will not be available if the runtimes are configured against an LLVM install tree. Since llvm-lit isn't available in the install tree either, it doesn't matter. Note that compiler-rt and libc also use GTest in non-default configrations. libc also depends on LLVM's GTest build (and would error-out if unavailable), but compiler-rt builds it completely different. Fixes #143134
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