Allow Asset Catalog compiler spec to properly opt out of requiring Text-Based API #566
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In our effort to move file-type specific logic away from the Core Build System layers, we'd like to start removing some of the hacks that were put in place for Asset Catalogs.
Here, I've allowed the Asset Catalog Compiler spec to opt out of requiring TAPI to be enabled on the target. This is very specific to how Asset Catalogs opt into
installapifor symbol generation but don't actually publish any real API that would require TAPI.This way we don't need
FilesBasedBuildPhaseTaskProducerto have any special knowledge of Asset Catalogs.