[6.0] Implement fileAffectsSwiftOrClangBuildSettings with the logic from LLBuildManifestBuilder
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…`LLBuildManifestBuilder` Instead of inspecting file extensions to decide whether a file might affect build settings, check which files are in directories that are affecting compilation. This is the same logic that `LLBuildManifestBuilder` uses and should be more stable. In particular, this stops us from reloading the package manifest in SourceKit-LSP when a header file is written to a `.build` directory. rdar://128573306
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LLBuildManifestBuilderuses and should be more stable. In particular, this stops us from reloading the package manifest in SourceKit-LSP when a header file is written to a.builddirectory..swiftfile get added in a folder that doesn't affect compilation sourcekit-lsp#1512fileAffectsSwiftOrClangBuildSettingswith the logic fromLLBuildManifestBuilder#7699