[Hexagon] Don't use cmake glob for auto-generated source files #10259
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Glob treats inputs as patterns: if the file with a given name does not exist (is to be generated later), it won't be added to the output.
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…e#10259) * [Hexagon] Don't use cmake glob for auto-generated source files Glob treats inputs as patterns: if the file with a given name does not exist (is to be generated later), it won't be added to the output. * Restart CI
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Glob treats inputs as patterns: if the file with a given name does not exist (is to be generated later), it won't be added to the output.