[Explicit Module Builds] Use context hash in Swift dependency module file names #705
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…file names This change ensures that explicit swift module dependencies are built into binary modules with filenames that encode their context hash (as reported by the dependency scanner). e.g. `A.swiftinterface` --> `A-<CONTEXT_HASH>.swiftmodule`. This is required because in some contexts builds of the same module for different contexts (e.g. target architectures) otherwise overlap and cause chaos. Resolves rdar://78820404
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This change ensures that explicit swift module dependencies are built into binary modules with filenames that encode their context hash (as reported by the dependency scanner). e.g.
A.swiftinterface-->A-<CONTEXT_HASH>.swiftmodule.This is required because in some situations builds of the same module for different contexts (e.g. target architectures) otherwise overlap and cause chaos.
Resolves rdar://78820404