builder-main: Enable ccache by default if it exists in SDK#744
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The old `--ccache` argument is deprecated and replaced by a `--no-ccache` argument. It will be removed in some future unstable versions. Now it is enabled by default if `ccache` exists in SDK or `--ccache` is explicitly passed while disabled if it does not exist or `--no-ccache` is explicitly passed. In the first case, this also improves the previous behaviour and prevents blindly creating dangling symlinks when `ccache` does not actually exist in the SDK but someone passed `--ccache` anyway. See: #743 Fixes: #582
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The old
--ccacheargument is deprecated and replaced by a--no-ccacheargument. It will be removed in some future unstable versions.Now it is enabled by default if
ccacheexists in SDK or--ccacheis explicitly passed while disabled if it does not exist or--no-ccacheis explicitly passed.In the first case, this also improves the previous behaviour and prevents blindly creating dangling symlinks when
ccachedoes not actually exist in the SDK but someone passed--ccacheanyway.See: #743
Fixes: #582