[BuildScript] Don't install SwiftSyntax #39682
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Instead, link all binaries in the toolchain using SwiftSyntax (currently only `sk-stress-test`) should link to the binary statically. This simplifies the way SwiftSyntax is built and at the same time slightly reduces the toolchain size.
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Companion of swiftlang/swift-syntax#323
Instead, link all binaries in the toolchain using SwiftSyntax (currently only
sk-stress-test) should link to the binary statically. This simplifies the way SwiftSyntax is built and at the same time slightly reduces the toolchain size.