[build-presets] Verify generated SwiftSyntax files during Swift smoke testing #35914
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Through #35613, we should have caught PR breakage caused by SwiftSyntax files not being updated. However, swiftlang/swift-syntax#259 slipped past us again. Turns out, I missed the argument to actually verify the generated SwiftSyntax files.