Swift: escape path literals for ExpressionParser
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lldb/source/Plugins/ExpressionParser/Swift/SwiftExpressionSourceCode.cpp
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When emitting a path literal into the template for the expression evaluation, ensure that we properly escape the native path spelling as it may contain `\` on Windows which fails to lex in the Swift frontend, resulting in failures. This enables partial expression evaluation for Windows (potentially sufficiently complete for basic `po` usage).
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When emitting a path literal into the template for the expression evaluation, ensure that we properly escape the native path spelling as it may contain
\on Windows which fails to lex in the Swift frontend, resulting in failures. This enables partial expression evaluation for Windows (potentially sufficiently complete for basicpousage).