fix: add modulemap_label to dependencies index
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deps_indexes.labels_for_module to use modulemap_label.
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modulemap_label to dependencies index
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swift.FileInfotoswiftpkg.SwiftFileInfo.swiftpkg.SwiftFileInfoto check for@objcdirective.ModulemapLabeltoswift.Module. For Swift source modules, this field is populated if a modulemap target is required (e.g., has@objcdirectives).modulemap_labeltodeps_indexes.new_module.deps_indexes.labels_for_moduleto check formodulemap_labelon the module instead of assuming that all Swift targets that are a dependency for an Objc target should have one.Related to #425.