Simplify dSYM handling - Previously we would zip the output of dsymutil and then proceed to unzip it. Due to the size of dSYM files, this could add a few seconds to all builds with dSYMs. - There's no need to have a DsymOutputType or even Info.plist as all we need is the DWARF symbol file; the dSYM is repackaged later on by the bundler. This change is synchronized with the CROSSTOOL and wrapped_clang via the `no_dsym_create_zip` feature, which Bazel sets on the CROSSTOOL to inform wrapped_clang that no zip file should be created for the dSYM. PiperOrigin-RevId: 204134986
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