[SwiftCaching] Don't drop -Xcc during dependency scanning
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When using swift caching, `-Xcc` should not be appended to compilation commmands because dependency scanner returns the cc1 command needed to create clang importer. But `-Xcc` options were accidentally dropped from scan-dependencies command, causing them to be ignored. rdar://119391228
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When using swift caching,
-Xccshould not be appended to compilation commmands because dependency scanner returns the cc1 command needed to create clang importer. But-Xccoptions were accidentally dropped from scan-dependencies command, causing them to be ignored.rdar://119391228