Fix statements at global scope in TCling test #14435
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`TInterpreter::Declare` does not support issuing statements on the global scope, while `TInterpreter::ProcessLine` does. This test was first introduced in a development version of ROOT (6.31), where the upgrade to LLVM16 was already in place. In that scenario, clang supports global scope statements (thanks to changes made for clang-repl). Applying the test to ROOT 6.30 uncovered the problem, since the clang of LLVM13 does not support global scope statements. Fix the test by using `ProcessLine` instead of `Declare` which does the intended thing independently from the ROOT version. Co-authored-by: Vassil Vassilev <vasil.georgiev.vasilev@cern.ch>
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This is a forward-port of d4f8f6a as it was necessary for #14358