[cxx-interop] add a build setting to control whether the <swift/bridg… #65786
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…ing> header is shipped with compiler rdar://109050483
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DougGregor
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…ing> header is shipped with compiler
rdar://109050483
Explanation:
Right now <swift/bridging> header is always shipped with the compiler. However, there exit certain build configurations where this header should not be shipped. Therefore, this change adds a new CMake and build script setting that allows the users and/or custom build preset to prevent the <swift/bridging> header from being shipped with the compiler.
Scope: CMake, build script , Swift's and C++ interoperability <swift/bridging> header
Risk: Low.
Testing: Swift build script unit tests, build toolchain, manual testing of the new flag.
PR: #65781