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Toolset update: VS 2022 17.0 Preview 5, Windows 11 - #2277

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  • azure-devops/create-vmss.ps1
  • azure-devops/provision-image.ps1
    • Update to Python 3.10.0.
      • I'm not updating the README or the required Python version (still 3.9) as the VS Installer currently offers 3.9.5.
    • Remove Windows Driver Kit installation and bcdedit /set testsigning on, as investigation of kernel-mode testing has been unsuccessful.
      • This can still be investigated, but I believe it will be necessary to set up an independent Azure Pipelines CI for fast iteration.
  • azure-pipelines.yml
    • Use the new pool.
  • README.md
    • Mention Preview 5.
      • The CMake/Ninja versions are unchanged.
  • tests/std/tests/P1502R1_standard_library_header_units/test.cpp
    • Remove a compiler workaround (thanks Cameron DaCamara (@cdacamar)).
      • Technically this is unrelated to the toolset update and can be removed immediately, as we were skipping internal testing only.

I attempted to remove the EDG workaround in P1208R6_source_location:

#if defined(__cpp_consteval) && !defined(__EDG__) // TRANSITION, VSO-1285779

However, there are still failures, so further investigation is necessary.

@StephanTLavavej Stephan T. Lavavej (StephanTLavavej) added the infrastructure Related to repository automation label Oct 13, 2021
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I'm mirroring this to an MSVC-internal PR; please notify me if any further changes are pushed.

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