Add support for reading fine-grained source file dependency graphs #100
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Clean up incremental compilation test inputs Re-run swift test --generate-linuxmain
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This just ports over the parts of the source file fine-grained dependency graph the driver cares about. I just called it
SourceFileDependencyGraphbecause I assume we don't intend to support the older dependency system. I'm still learning how all this works in the C++ driver, so I'm open to feedback on the API and approach!