[DebugInfo] Fully implement DWARF issue 180201.1 (#149226) Finish making LLVM's implementation of `DW_LNCT_LLVM_source` conform to the final accepted version of `DW_LNCT_source` from https://dwarfstd.org/issues/180201.1.html This is effectively a continuation of a few commits which have moved in this direction already, including: * c9cb4fc761cd7 [DebugInfo] Store optional DIFile::Source as pointer * 87e22bdd2bd6d Allow for mixing source/no-source DIFiles in one CU This patch: * Teaches LLParser that there is a distinction between an empty and an absent "source:" field on DIFile. * Makes printing the "source:" field in AsmWriter conditional on it being present, instead of being conditional on it being non-empty. * Teaches MC to map an empty-but-present source field to "\n" (which is ambiguous, making the source strings "" and "\n" indistinguishable, but that's what the DWARF issue specifies). Add a test for round-tripping an empty source field through assembler/bitcode. Extend the test for the actual DWARF generation so it covers all of the cases (absent, present-but-empty, present-and-ambiguously-single-newline, present).
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