Adapt to dependency scanner outputting canonical Clang PCM output paths #1223
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This change adapts to the `modulePath` of Clang modules in the dependency scanner output being *the* output path for such PCMs. Implemented in swiftlang/swift#62067. The change temporarily handles the previous case to ensure the driver CI can work with both kinds of compilers/scanners.
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This change adapts to the
modulePathof Clang modules in the dependency scanner output being the output path for such PCMs. Implemented in swiftlang/swift#62067.The change temporarily handles the previous case to ensure the driver CI can work with both kinds of compilers/scanners.