feat(rules): add build_data_file field to PyExecutableInfo #2181
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PyExecutableInfo was added in #2166 with the field `runfiles_without_exe` that intentionally excludes unrelated files. But, within Google we found that we need to pick up the file with build stamp information at that stage as well, so it is being additionally exposed.
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PyExecutableInfo was added in #2166 with the field
runfiles_without_exethat intentionally excludes files that are specific tothat target/executable, such as the build data file (which may contain the target name,
or other target-specific information).
However, consuming tools (such as ones used within Google) may need to derive a file from
that build data, override it completely, or be happy with its content as is. To aid that
case, expose it via PyExecutableInfo.