[5.10][CMake] Updates to allow inclusion using FetchContent #2252
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[CMake] Updates to allow inclusion using FetchContent (cherry picked from commit e0e5ad8)
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Cherry-pick #2173 into
release/5.10swift-syntaxhost libraries using FetchContent rather than early-swiftsyntax. This simplifies the overall toolchain build process and fix the issues we've seen caused by swift-syntax not being rebuilt. We should be able to use this to fix cross-compiling on Linux