[Explicit Modules] On an explicit interface build, early exit if expected output is up-to-date. #60585
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This PR contains two changes:
ModuleInterfaceLoaderImpl
that check if a given binary Swift module is up-to-date by verifying all of its serialized files dependency timestamps into a separate implementation helper class -UpToDateModuleChecker
, so that it can be used by other clients.UpToDateModuleChecker
in the explicit interface build code-path to early exit when the.swiftinterface
->.swiftmodule
build action is not needed because the expected output is already up-to-date.-Rskip-explicit-interface-build
is specified and the above early exit is taken.