build: always build libdispatch in shared mode

As per the discussion with @rokhinip, @mikeash, and @compnerd, always
build libdispatch and libclosure in shared mode. The rationale for this
is the following:

  If someone does a `-static-stdlib` build of Swift code as a plugin
  which is hosted in a C/C++ environment, you cannot have two dispatch
  implementations to run this. You need a single one, and because the
  host environment may be dynamically linked - you need to dynamically
  link libdispatch (the C portions).

This prepares us to be able to build the rest of the dispatch code
(swiftDispatch) both statically and dynamically.

Author: compnerd

src/BlocksRuntime/CMakeLists.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-add_library(BlocksRuntime
+add_library(BlocksRuntime SHARED
   data.c
   runtime.c)
 if(WIN32)

src/CMakeLists.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-add_library(dispatch
+add_library(dispatch SHARED
   allocator.c
   apply.c
   benchmark.c