[Data] Fix build issue with Static SDK for Linux. #1293
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Musl's definition of `S_IFMT` gets imported by the Swift importer, which means Swift can see `S_IFMT` as a `CInt` and also `S_IFMT` from the Swift overlay as a `mode_t`. The upshot is that attempting to convert it to `mode_t` produces an ambiguity error, as Swift doesn't know which definition to use. rdar://147201087
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Musl's definition of
S_IFMTgets imported by the Swift importer, which means Swift can seeS_IFMTas aCIntand alsoS_IFMTfrom the Swift overlay as amode_t. The upshot is that attempting to convert it tomode_tproduces an ambiguity error, as Swift doesn't know which definition to use.