[SMOKE] turn on -fuse-emissary-print so printf n format works#2322
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Motivation
The printf in libc does not work with %n format specification.
But it does work with emissary printf. In the new emissary support the default for printf and fprintf will be libc.
To use emissary print, user must opt in.
Technical Details
The option -fuse-emissary-print will be needed to opt-in.
Test Plan
The command line option -fuse-emissary-print is not the default so it must be turned on when that option exists.
Test Result
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