Lookup unix fallback toolchain relative to SWIFT_EXEC when set#589
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I tested this on linux in swiftlang/swift#79684 |
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If SWIFT_EXEC is set, attempt to use it when constructing the fallback system toolchain. This will ensure we use the proper Swift, Clang, and linker driver in Swift CI jobs which build the toolchain