[Dependency Scanning] Deprecate/Remove inter-module dependency graph serialization SwiftScan API uses #1738
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…serialization SwiftScan API uses This mechanism relied on serializing contents of a dependency scanner cache that included all queried scanning contexts. Instead, the scanner will move to a per-query serialization format. These API were never actually deployed and, to our knowledge, have not worked for a long time. Compiler-side change: swiftlang/swift#77794
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This mechanism relied on serializing contents of a dependency scanner cache that included all queried scanning contexts. Instead, the scanner will move to a per-query serialization format. These API were never actually deployed and, to our knowledge, have not worked for a long time.
Compiler-side change: swiftlang/swift#77794