[stdlib] Make PlatformExecutorFactory and ExecutorFactory deploy to 6.3 instead of 6.2. #84859
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….3 instead of 6.2. This code is public on main, but not on 6.2, so if one compiles a binary for 6.2 on main and then attempts to use a stdlib from a 6.2 aligned macOS, one gets an ABI error since the type isn't there. Just mark these types as being available in 6.3 so that way this is future proofed and allows for main binaries to run against a 6.2 aligned macOS stdlib.
gottesmm requested review from al45tair and glessard and removed request for ktoso 
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glessard approved these changes Oct 13, 2025
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This code is public on main, but not on 6.2, so if one compiles a binary for 6.2 on main and then attempts to use a stdlib from a 6.2 aligned macOS, one gets an ABI error since the type isn't there. Just mark these types as being available in 6.3 so that way this is future proofed and allows for main binaries to run against a 6.2 aligned macOS stdlib.