[CAS] Introduce compiler options for doing dependency scanning via a CASFS#89448
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…CASFS The new capability is providing a CASFS tree root that dependency scanning will be performed on, along with ability to provide specific directory paths for "escaping" the CASFS and going to the underlying file system.
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The new capability is providing a CASFS tree root that dependency scanning will be performed on, along with ability to provide specific directory paths for "escaping" the CASFS and going to the underlying file system.