ToolchainRegistryTests: avoid identity checks for localFileSystem
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We'd like to remove `AnyObject` requirement from `FileSystem`, which will make identity checks on `any FileSystem` impossible. These checks were an anti-pattern anyway, especially in tests, which should be flexible enough to support an arbitrary file system implementation. If certain behavior is not available on `FileSystem` we should modify that protocol instead.
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We'd like to remove
AnyObjectrequirement fromFileSystemin swiftlang/swift-tools-support-core#410, which will make identity checks onany FileSystemimpossible. These checks were an anti-pattern anyway, especially in tests, which should be flexible enough to support an arbitrary file system implementation. If certain behavior is not available onFileSystemwe should modify that protocol instead.