[5.9] [Module printing] Don't print attached macros in generated interfaces #66164
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Macros are expanded as part of interface generation, so they shouldn't also be printed into the Swift interface. Fixes rdar://109378191.
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@Observable) and the result of expanding that macro, leading to Swift interface files that can't be correctly processed. The fix is to not print the use of the attached macro, and instead only print the results of macro expansion.