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Enabling CMP0195 to make Swift Syntax compatible with newer versions of CMake and to leverage the built-in support in Swift Syntax. This allows us to use new optimizations coming to CMake while also maintaining backward compatibility with older versions as well.
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Enabling CMP0195 to make Swift Syntax compatible with newer versions of CMake and to leverage the built-in support in Swift Syntax. This allows us to use new optimizations coming to CMake while also maintaining backward compatibility with older versions as well.