[6.0] Enable borrowingSwitch syntax.
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Explanation: Promotes noncopyable
switchstatements to an upcoming feature, and removes the remaining conditional logic guarding the new functionality.Scope: New feature enablement.
Issue: rdar://128145071
Original PR: #2596
Risk: Low. We have a number of adopters who have been using the compiler with this feature enabled already with no problems; this change only removes the conditional enablement logic.
Testing: Swift CI, compatibility suite
Reviewer: @ahoppen