[CAS] gmodule support for caching build #11026
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When using include-tree, all the relative paths references should be turned into absolute path already. There is no need to pass options like `-fdebug-compilation-dir` for debug info generation as it makes cache hit less likely when two identical compilations where performed with different compilation directories.
Move CASConfiguration into LLVM and add a JSON based configuration file to help constructing CAS from a init file `.cas-config`.
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Prototype for gmodule support by switching
splitDwarfreferences to CASIDs of the module/PCHAlso teach dsymutil to support reading from CAS as a prototype for lldb support.