Normalize LLDB version parsing on Darwin to handle both Apple Clang and LLVM versions #56
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On Darwin, the default version of LLDB is the one shipped with Apple Clang, but it's also possible that someone runs an LLDB version built from the official LLVM sources, which then has the same versioning scheme as Linux builds. This setup is now supported, normalizing the LLVM version to the Apple Clang one if detected, so that other places in the code that rely on Apple Clang versions being used on Darwin continue to function.