do not skip validation of switch after %<opt

After the patch that revamped dump and aux outputs, GCC compilation
drivers built without Ada would reject -d* options.  Such options
would only be validated because of the %{d*} in Ada lang specs, though
other languages had it as well.  Other languages had %< specs that had
to be there before %{d*} %:dumps(), while Ada was missing them.
Adding them to Ada brought the same problem to compilers that had Ada
enabled.

The reason validation failed was that they mishandled %< specs,
advancing past the beginning of the next spec, causing it not to be
handled.  Since %{d*} appeared after an odd %<, it was thus ignored.
The logic of validate_switches originally skipped the closing brace
that matched the opening brace, but this shouldn't happen for %<.
Fixed by letting validate_switches know whether it is handling a
braced group or a single atom, and behaving accordingly.


gcc/ChangeLog:

	* gcc.c (validate_switches): Add braced parameter.  Adjust all
	callers.  Expected and skip trailing brace only if braced.
	Return after handling one atom otherwise.
	(DUMPS_OPTIONS): New.
	(cpp_debug_options): Define in terms of it.

gcc/ada/ChangeLog:

	* gcc-interface/lang-specs.h (ADA_DUMPS_OPTIONS): Define in
	terms of DUMPS_OPTIONS.  Replace occurrences of %{d*} %:dumps
	with it.

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