[main] Enable -user-module-version for 6.0
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This was gated on `.vNext` previously, even though it was introduced before 5.10 branched off. It feels safe to enable this in 5.10.
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Summary:
#if canImport(LibFoo, _version: "1.2.3")is not currently supported by SwiftPM, as this feature was gated on.vNext, even though it landed before SwiftPM 5.10 branched off.Steps To Reproduce:
// swift-tools-version: 6.0and try to use#if canImport(LibFoo, _version: "1.2.3")for a dependency LibFoo.Results:
The availability check won't work because
-user-module-versionoption is not passed correctly to the build system.