[CI] Make cmake.c++20*.test actualy use C++20 and add cmake.c++23*.test #2496
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Part of #2470
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The existing
cmake.c++20*.testcases don't actually pin C++2020 but either don't useWITH_STL=at all or set it toON. This results in a strange mix of "version" between the name of the test, the version the library thinks is being used and what is actually being used by the buildAlso, there was no explicit C++2023 tests.