[SwiftSyntax] Add CMake argument to enable assertions in SwiftSyntax for Release+Assert builds #64572
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…for Release+Assert builds This does not do anything by itself, it needs a corresponding change in swift-syntax to pick up the CMake option and actually enable assertions.
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This does not do anything by itself, it needs a corresponding change in swift-syntax to pick up the CMake option and actually enable assertions.