Fix MPI_TEST_H5DIFF-h5diff_601 #5192
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fails when searching for expected output "Object could not be found in <h5diff_basic1.h5>" when the object name </nono_obj> is inserted after "Object". Search string is reduced to "could not be found".
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on Dane and Frontier, which occasionally fails when searching for expected output "Object could not be found in <h5diff_basic1.h5>" when the object name </nono_obj> is inserted after "Object". Search string is reduced to "could not be found".