[Dependency Scanning] Ignore -file-compilation-dir during Swift Caching Build
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#79270 taught the dependency scanner to ignore
-file-compilation-dirwhen caching isnot in effect but did not make the corresponding change when caching is in effect. This PR teaches the scanner to ignore
-file-compliation-dirwhen caching is in effect.rdar://146025100