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YAMAMOTO Takashi bb053f137d libcxxabi.cmake: remove a patch which no longer exists
the patch has been removed in the following change.
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commit 4f90a6140c
Author: Stuart Ianna <stuart.ianna@motec.com.au>
Date:   Mon Jan 23 09:08:00 2023 +1100

    libcxx: Remove exiting patches and update libcxx version to 15.0.7

     - Add __config_site for NuttX.
       In libcxx 12.0.0. CMake concatenated __config_site with _config,
       which enabled NuttX to build without its inclusion. In 15.0.7, this
       file is configured by CMake and included explicitly in __config.
     - Add additional include directories.
     - Mute always_inline warning.
     - Make the download of libcxx/libcxxabi configurable
```
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