Disable sccache and ccache for Linking #24
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In pull request 23, I added support for
sccacheandccachefor both compiling and linking.However, I have since learned that sccache does not support linking and will fail when
aris called. This got me to investigate ccache, which also provides no benefit to linker steps, even when you try to compile and link in one step.So, I have removed the
RULE_LAUNCH_LINKfor both sccache and ccache, and performed a successful local build.