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For Windows and Linux, SwiftPM generates modules for test discovery and the test entry point. When testing macro targets, we add the swift-syntax prebuilt Modules directory to the include path for the test target. We also need to do this for the generated modules.

As a side effect, this also adds all include directories to the include path for these generated modules to ensure they build for other use cases that may need this.

For Windows and Linux, SwiftPM generates modules for test
discovery and the test entry point. When testing macro targets,
we add the swift-syntax prebuilt Modules directory to the include
path for the test target. We also need to do this for the
generated modules.

As a side effect, this also adds all include directories to the
include path for these generated modules to ensure they build for
other use cases that may need this.
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@swift-ci please test linux

@dschaefer2 dschaefer2 merged commit 95b91f3 into swiftlang:release/6.1 Apr 17, 2025
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…es (#8485) (#8526)

Cherry pick #8485 for 6.1.1. Fixes tests on Linux and Windows while
using prebuilts.
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