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Summary:
In a Swift project with static libraries, if you enable whole module optimizations, code coverage may not include your source files, only your test files.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a new Swift static library project
2. Create a test target for your library
3. Create 2 source files Foo and Bar, add a top level function to each
4. Create 2 test files FooTests and BarTests, add a test to both, don't call Foo from FooTests, but call Bar from BarTests
5. Setup your scheme to test the target and collect coverage
6. Enable whole module optimizations project wide by setting SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE to wholemodule at the top level
7. Run the tests
8. View the coverage report

Expected Results:
You see Foo.swift included in the report with 0% coverage, you see Bar.swift in the report with 100% coverage

Actual Results:
Neither Foo.swift or Bar.swift appear in the coverage report, only FooTests.swift and BarTests.swift do

Version:
Xcode 10.0 beta 4 (10L213o)

Notes:
- If you change FooTests to call Foo, you see both files (this makes me think it's related to rdar://42562307)
- See the attached project for an example
- See screenshot.png for the view from Xcode, as well as output.txt for the text representation from `xccov` and the `test.xccovreport`