Swift: Report any extracted file as successfully extracted #15385
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swift/diagnostics/successfully-extracted-filesto report any extracted file as successfully extracted, regardless of errors that might have been encountered during extraction. This is part of a cross-language effort to make the tool status page more optimistic about successfully extracted files, as apparently it was causing some users undue concern.In the process I added
File.getRelativePath()to Swift, more-or-less copied from the shared utilFileSystem.qlllibrary. At some point Swift should switch to the shared library itself.