[LifetimeSafety] Mark lifetime safety LangOptions as `Benign` (#204316)
Without this, we cannot load modules built without lifetime safety.
Analysis options are in general benign and does not effect AST
construction.
See doc:
```cpp
/// For ASTs produced with different option value, signifies their level of
/// compatibility.
enum class CompatibilityKind {
/// Does affect the construction of the AST in a way that does prevent
/// module interoperability.
NotCompatible,
/// Does affect the construction of the AST in a way that doesn't prevent
/// interoperability (that is, the value can be different between an
/// explicit module and the user of that module).
Compatible,
/// Does not affect the construction of the AST in any way (that is, the
/// value can be different between an implicit module and the user of that
/// module).
Benign,
};
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