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Remove aarch64_decode test - #270

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It's now part of the Dyninst integration tests.

dyninst/dyninst#2193

It's now part of the Dyninst integration tests.
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bbiiggppiigg added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 5, 2026
PR #270 removed the body of aarch64_decode.C (the test lives in the
Dyninst integration tests now) but left a stub file, the test's
specification facts, and its generated RunGroups -- so the empty test
was still being scheduled and built. Remove the specification block,
the stub, and regenerate the platform directories (the only generated
change is the aarch64_decode disk-mode groups disappearing).

Also delete files in src/instruction that nothing references:
- power_instruction_table.txt / power_instruction_oprands.txt: input
  data of the just-removed power_decode test
- ppc64_decode_test.cpp: an old standalone decoder test that was never
  wired into the specification or the build

src/instruction keeps test_instruction_profile.C and its
instruction_comp component, which remain real tests.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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