Add objc_compile to compile_actions #245
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The majority of the time objc_compile is identical to C/C++ compiles. Because of this I think by default all of those flags should apply here. This is a bit funny since the current builtin toolchain doesn't support Objective-C at all and that's only in the apple_support toolchain, but new toolchains using these rules may want to support this. Without this things like `--objccopt` just don't work out of the box.
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The majority of the time objc_compile is identical to C/C++ compiles. Because of this I think by default all of those flags should apply here. This is a bit funny since the current builtin toolchain doesn't support Objective-C at all and that's only in the apple_support toolchain, but new toolchains using these rules may want to support this.
Without this things like
--objccoptjust don't work out of the box.