make the dev version of bsc.exe behave the same as release version of bsc #4827
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add `rescript = 1` in ninja file so that the build engine could do some specialization
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Previously, in the dev mode, it does not load cmi/cmj by default since there's a bootstrap issue,
you need build those binary artifacts first before embedding it, this cause the slightly different behavior
between the compiler built in dev mode and release mode, this commit make them behave almost
the same by adding the include path in dev mode, so that those binary artifacts are loaded during the runtime
The consequence is that to test the compiler, we don't need go into a release mode, you can test the new behavior very fast
add
rescript = 1in ninja file so that the build engine could do some specialization