gh-121946: Use clang-20 for TSan build#148570
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I know it’s still a draft, but it looks good to me
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Almost 2 years ago, we switched to clang-17 because of broken apt packaging. That's been fixed for a while now. I think we can use clang-20 for all our sanitizer tests.