Support precise debug module tracking - #1898
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This adds the support for newly introduced Swift precise debug module tracking.
The compiler stores the
.swiftmodulepath in each object file’s debug information, so LLDB knows which module file to load.This replaces the previous linker-based handling (
-add_ast_path) if toolchain supports it and Swift explicit modules are enabled.