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Replace usage of std::latch with folly::Latch (facebook#2262)
Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#2262 Reworking PR facebook#2073 - use `folly::Latch` instead of having to fix ungated use of `std::latch`, which breaks open source builds that are still using CMake since `CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD` is still set to `17` (and bumping it to `20` might mean having to stop supporting the default compiler on some enterprise distributions). Differential Revision: D59985585
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