[6.2] rdar://154310191 Enable compilation caching for Swift packages #618
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This PR enables compilation caching for Swift package targets whenever normal targets have it enabled.
I originally wanted to hook into the
SuperimposedPropertiesmachinery and propagate it from normal targets similar to the setting for mergeable libraries. However, some aspects ofTargetDependencyResolvermade that very hard:DiscoveredTargetInfo.immediateDependenciesandDiscoveredTargetInfo.packageProductDependencies),