Reinstate PrecompileTools-esque caching for REPL #59850
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REPL precompile scripts runs a workload and might thus encounter code in other standard libraries that needs to be precompiled. Before #54899 we had a bespoke variant of PrecompileTools.jl. PrecompileTools was fixed with #57828 so we can now re-instate the support in REPL. Noticed by @tecosaur, while looking at #51811 (cherry picked from commit ecfec85)
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REPL precompile scripts runs a workload and might thus encounter code in other standard libraries that needs to be precompiled. Before #54899 we had a bespoke variant of PrecompileTools.jl. PrecompileTools was fixed with #57828 so we can now re-instate the support in REPL.
Noticed by @tecosaur, while looking at #51811