[6.1] [ExtractAPI] reorder the module names in extension symbol graph file names #9756
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…names (llvm#119925) Resolves rdar://140298287 ExtractAPI's support for printing Objective-C category extensions from other modules emits symbol graphs with an `[email protected]`. However, this is backwards from existing symbol graph practices, causing issues when these symbol graphs are consumed alongside symbol graphs generated with other tools like Swift. This PR flips the naming scheme to be in line with existing symbol graph tooling.
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Cherry-pick of llvm#119925 to
swift/release/6.1Resolves rdar://140298287
ExtractAPI's support for printing Objective-C category extensions from other modules emits symbol graphs with an
[email protected]. However, this is backwards from existing symbol graph practices, causing issues when these symbol graphs are consumed alongside symbol graphs generated with other tools like Swift. This PR flips the naming scheme to be in line with existing symbol graph tooling.