Fix compatibility with Swift 6.1 for Linux Swift SDKs #218
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While Swift SDKs for WASI require absolute file paths due to #212. We should roll back this change for Linux, since there are no Embedded Swift SDKs for Linux yet, and we need to support Swift 6.1.
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Resolves #217.
While Swift SDKs for WASI require absolute file paths due to #212. We should roll back this change for Linux, since there are no Embedded Swift SDKs for Linux yet, and we need to support Swift 6.1.
Additionally, removed unused and outdated Swift SDK metadata model types.