Delete old x86 validator.

src/trusted/validator_x86/testdata/32/direct-call-16.test

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-@hex:
-  # This file tests how we handle a 16-bit direct call. In particular, it tests
-  # whether we actually disallow prefix 66 on the direct call.
-  #
-  # Pad with nops, so that call is bundle aligned.
-  90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90
-  90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90
-  90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90
-  90 90 90 90
-  
-  # Define 16-bit direct call.
-  66 e8 F0 FF
-  
-  # Padding in case the parser of the previous instruction recognizes
-  # the wrong byte length for the jump constant.
-  90 90
-@nval:
-  VALIDATOR: 1c: Bad prefix usage
-  *** <input> IS UNSAFE ***
-@dis:
-  00000000: 90                                           nop
-  00000001: 90                                           nop
-  00000002: 90                                           nop
-  00000003: 90                                           nop
-  00000004: 90                                           nop
-  00000005: 90                                           nop
-  00000006: 90                                           nop
-  00000007: 90                                           nop
-  00000008: 90                                           nop
-  00000009: 90                                           nop
-  0000000a: 90                                           nop
-  0000000b: 90                                           nop
-  0000000c: 90                                           nop
-  0000000d: 90                                           nop
-  0000000e: 90                                           nop
-  0000000f: 90                                           nop
-  00000010: 90                                           nop
-  00000011: 90                                           nop
-  00000012: 90                                           nop
-  00000013: 90                                           nop
-  00000014: 90                                           nop
-  00000015: 90                                           nop
-  00000016: 90                                           nop
-  00000017: 90                                           nop
-  00000018: 90                                           nop
-  00000019: 90                                           nop
-  0000001a: 90                                           nop
-  0000001b: 90                                           nop
-  0000001c: 66 e8                                        invalid
-  0000001e: f0 ff 90                                     invalid
-  00000021: 90                                           nop
-@vdis:
-   0:	90                  	nop
-   1:	90                  	nop
-   2:	90                  	nop
-   3:	90                  	nop
-   4:	90                  	nop
-   5:	90                  	nop
-   6:	90                  	nop
-   7:	90                  	nop
-   8:	90                  	nop
-   9:	90                  	nop
-   a:	90                  	nop
-   b:	90                  	nop
-   c:	90                  	nop
-   d:	90                  	nop
-   e:	90                  	nop
-   f:	90                  	nop
-   10:	90                  	nop
-   11:	90                  	nop
-   12:	90                  	nop
-   13:	90                  	nop
-   14:	90                  	nop
-   15:	90                  	nop
-   16:	90                  	nop
-   17:	90                  	nop
-   18:	90                  	nop
-   19:	90                  	nop
-   1a:	90                  	nop
-   1b:	90                  	nop
-   1c:	66 e8 f0 ff         	call 0x10
-   20:	90                  	nop
-   21:	90                  	nop
-@rdfa_output:
-  1c: [0] unrecognized instruction
-  return code: 1