[6.2] Frontend: Add language mode and enabled features to .SWIFT_TRACE
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To allow tooling to analyze use of language mode and experimental/upcoming features, add that information to the `.SWIFT_TRACE` file. Resolves rdar://152673681.
Move a static inline function into the cpp file. NFC.
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This should have minimum impacts on most compiler users.
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.SWIFT_TRACEfile. Also, includes some NFC fixes for warnings encountered when building the compiler..SWIFT_TRACE#82032.SWIFT_TRACEjson format and existing tools will ignore them. The code for generating the newly emitted information is simple and tested.