[5.9 🍒][Dependency Scanning] Unify path-escaping handling using TSC's spm_shellEscaped
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…ellEscaped Command lines generated for libSwiftScan (either for actual dependency scanning queries, or for target-info queries) do not go through the shell, and are instead tokenized at the entry-points (inside libSwiftScan). In order for them to be correclty tokenized, we must ensure that all the various filepaths are escaped in case they contain whitespace characters, to ensure they get treated as a whole path, rather than multiple strings. The driver previously relied on a separate mechanism to do this for libSwiftScan command lines, by getting the 'ArgsResolver' to always escape '.path' arguments. This turned out to be insufficient, because it happens to miss a whole class of paths specified on the command-line that the driver cannot/doesn't recognize as paths: arguments forwarded to tools, such as '-Xcc' or '-Xfrontend' or '-Xclang-linker'. As a result, it is possible for such paths to end-up unescaped and fail to get tokenized correctly by libSwiftScan. Instead, this change switches the formulation of these command-lines to use the existing 'spm_shellEscaped' mechanism from TSC which is a robust way to achieve exactly the desired behavior: produce shell-escaped command-line arguments by detecting flags/arguments that contain characters that would prevent correct tokenization: whitespaces, etc, and only quote-escaping them, and doing so in a platform-appropriate manner (e.g. using '"' instead of "'" on Windows) Resolves rdar://108971395
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Cherry-pick of #1354
Command lines generated for libSwiftScan (either for actual dependency scanning queries, or for target-info queries) do not go through the shell, and are instead tokenized at the entry-points (inside libSwiftScan). In order for them to be correclty tokenized, we must ensure that all the various filepaths are escaped in case they contain whitespace characters, to ensure they get treated as a whole path, rather than multiple strings.
The driver previously relied on a separate mechanism to do this for libSwiftScan command lines, by getting the 'ArgsResolver' to always escape '.path' arguments. This turned out to be insufficient, because it happens to miss a whole class of paths specified on the command-line that the driver cannot/doesn't recognize as paths: arguments forwarded to tools, such as '-Xcc' or '-Xfrontend' or '-Xclang-linker'. As a result, it is possible for such paths to end-up unescaped and fail to get tokenized correctly by libSwiftScan.
Instead, this change switches the formulation of these command-lines to use the existing 'spm_shellEscaped' mechanism from TSC which is a robust way to achieve exactly the desired behavior: produce shell-escaped command-line arguments by detecting flags/arguments that contain characters that would prevent correct tokenization: whitespaces, etc, and only quote-escaping them, and doing so in a platform-appropriate manner (e.g. using '"' instead of "'" on Windows)
Resolves rdar://108971395