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Rename `rustc_mir_build::build` to `builder` GitHub's “Go to file” feature silently ignores all files in this module, presumably because they are in a directory named `build`, which is mistaken for a build-output directory. That makes it meaningfully harder to view those files and their history via GitHub. This PR sidesteps that issue by renaming `build` to `builder`, which in context has basically the same meaning, but can't be mistaken for a build-output directory. --- Extracted from #133404, after #133592 changed the .gitignore rule from `build/` to `/build`. The problem of GitHub ignoring these files still exists even after that change, which suggests that GitHub's behaviour is a hard-coded heuristic that isn't influenced by the repository's git settings. Currently this PR doesn't include the tidy rule forbidding `build` as a module name, but that could be added if people think it's a good idea.
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