Support @_documentation(visibility:) attribute #1354
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@_documentationwas added in Swift 5.8, it was broken in SourceKit's printer until 5.9Will add a test for this when there's a 5.9 Xcode in CI.
e: It turns out that unfortunately the semantics of this are baked into the swift symbolgraph code and the actual attribute itself is entirely omitted from the symbolgraph. This isn't compatible with how jazzy wants to drive the thing. Perhaps look again at that in future, but the real point of this PR is to let users continue to use the non-symbolgraph backend while transitioning to DocC.