Fix --swiftcopt being passed to module interface compiles - #1908
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This action is a frontend action and users are expected to pass things like `-Xfrontend -foo`, or driver only options like `-j1`, which then cause this to fail. We can consider a `--swiftcfrontendopt` option if needed
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This action is a frontend action and users are expected to pass things
like
-Xfrontend -foo, or driver only options like-j1, which thencause this to fail. We can consider a
--swiftcfrontendoptoption ifneeded