[6.0 🍒][Explicit Module Builds] Remove dead/incorrect code for handling header inputs of binary module dependencies #1654
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…er inputs of binary module dependencies As of swiftlang/swift#72067, we instead serialize `.h` inputs directly into binary `.swiftmodule` files, because their clients may not be able to use the dependnecies' corresponding `.pch` files due to a compilation context mismatch. The clients of such binary modules then consume the serialized `.h` files directly, and compile them, implicitly, using explicit module dependencies collected during scan of such header files. Resolves rdar://131261765
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.hinputs directly into binary.swiftmodulefiles, because their clients may not be able to use the binary module's corresponding.pchfiles due to a compilation context mismatch. The clients of such binary modules then consume the serialized.hfiles directly, and compile them, implicitly, using explicit module dependencies collected during scan of such header files. This change removes leftover code that relied on a prior, incorrect, assumption that we pass on binary dependencies' PCH inputs to their clients..swiftmoduledependency which was built with a bridging header.