[cherry-pick][lldb] Check if C++ interop and embedded Swift are enabled on CU instead of whole module #10303
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Explanation: this fixes a regression where LLDB scans all of the compile units of a module to find out if a program was compiled with C++ interop or Embedded Swift enabled, and instead only parses one compile unit to find out that information. This mainly affects debugging very large programs, which are slowed by multiple seconds without the fix.
Risk: Low. The commit with the biggest change was shipped in release/6.0 (here) but somehow was not cherry picked into 6.1. The other two, more recent commits simply reuse the functionality in new call sites.
Issues: rdar://147009063
Original PRs: #10279
Reviewers: @adrian-prantl @kastiglione