[DependencyScanning] Perform Clang Module By-Name Dependency Query Using a Shared Clang Compiler Instance #85555
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Please test with following PR: @swift-ci please smoke test |
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This PR teaches Swift to take advantage of the new clang dependency scanning API to use a single clang compiler instance per dependency scanning worker to perform by-name queries.