[lldb] Fix ApplyWorkingDir not properly handling . includes when working dir is . #7061
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…s . (swiftlang#7024) In such a case the include should be preserved as . instead of the previous behavior where it became an empty string.
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Cherry-pick #7024 to Swift 5.9. This fixes an issue debugging iOS apps with modulemaps + implicit modules with Bazel (which uses
-iquote.typically).The proper behavior: The include should be preserved as
.instead of the previous behavior where it became an empty string.