Update rules_apple to use the the new swift_common toolchain APIs.
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Also remove the explicit execution group and the workaround that disabled auto-exec-groups, because the underlying problem with the Swift rules has been fixed. Note: Even though `swift_toolchain.use_all_toolchains()` also requests the C++ toolchain, adding `use_cpp_toolchain()` to that is fine; the duplication is harmless. This lets us express more explicitly "the rule depends on the Swift (and C++) toolchains, but it also uses the C++ toolchain for other things". PiperOrigin-RevId: 755951150 (cherry picked from commit 3da7b31) Signed-off-by: Brentley Jones <github@brentleyjones.com>
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Also remove the explicit execution group and the workaround that disabled auto-exec-groups, because the underlying problem with the Swift rules has been fixed.
Note: Even though
swift_toolchain.use_all_toolchains()also requests the C++ toolchain, addinguse_cpp_toolchain()to that is fine; the duplication is harmless. This lets us express more explicitly "the rule depends on the Swift (and C++) toolchains, but it also uses the C++ toolchain for other things". PiperOrigin-RevId: 755951150(cherry picked from commit 3da7b31)