This patch adds basic support for importing C++ modules in general into the LLDB expression evaluator. It mostly reuses
the code we already use for the std module prototype for building/importing the modules, but is using a different logic
for querying the modules from the executable. The current functionality is limited - like the first std module patch - to
only reading module information but not merging or substituting debug information.
Unlike the std module prototype, this feature now requires that we compile with -gmodules, as this is the only way we
have all modules (even modules that were just imported but not actually used) in the debug information. Without this,
we run into frequent build errors as soon as some module includes another module without actually using it. This leads
to the situation where Clang will not emit the module in the debug information (as it's unused), but LLDB will fail to
compile the C++ module as it still needs the include paths of the unused module. This is why we now have a
GetAllUsedModules that works similar to GetImportedModules but actually creates a complete list of all modules we
have used in a given compilation unit. This allows LLDB to fully reconstruct the original include directories.
All *Clang/Source* modules? Otherwise it sounds like lldb::Modules.