test: fix technical issue with min_element in reduce tests#26533
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Compiling and running core tests with libc++ with debug hardening mode produces following error (
Core_reduceArgMinMax):Perhaps we should not use
std::min_elementwithstd::less_equal. E.g. C++-17 (?) (N4659) standard says:This might look a bit pedantic, but since this is just test I think we can fix this problem.