Skip final build in stale path dep setup#2868
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The stale path dependency fixture needs the final Zig build only for the app build that checks stale dependency outputs are ignored. Use --skip-build for the initial dependency build that only creates the stale C output. Keep the app build as a full build so the test still covers the final-build behavior it was added for.
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The stale path dependency fixture only needs the first dependency build to leave behind the stale generated C output. The final Zig build is still needed for the app build, where the test verifies that stale dependency outputs are ignored.
This splits the helper so the setup dependency build uses --skip-build while the app build remains a full build. That keeps the behavioral coverage intact and avoids one expensive final build in a consistently slow test.