[5.9][CMake] Allow install_name_tool to edit pure swift library load paths #66386
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(cherry picked from commit 7dcebb2)
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install_name_toolis able to update install names as long as there's enough room. That sometimes happens to be the case (if eg. your path ends up being smaller/a similar size), but not always. Allow the maximum length so they can be updated to longer paths.-headerpad_max_install_nameswhen linking Swift libraries. Either this links or doesn't.