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Support execution constraints per exec group
When computing exec properties from the execution platform for an action, take into account only the properties that are relevant to the action's exec groups. In particular, allow setting exec properties for arbitrary exec groups on platforms. Previously, any such properties were rejected. With this change, the following becomes possible: ``` cc_test( name = "my_test", ..., exec_properties = { "test.key": "value", }, ) ``` This will apply `{"key": "value"}` for the test-runner action only (i.e., compilation and linkage won't be affected). The following also becomes possible: ``` platform( name = "test_platform", constraint_values = [":test_constraint"], exec_properties = { "test.key": "value", }, ) cc_test( name = "my_test", ..., exec_compatible_with = [":test_constraint"], ) ``` This achieves the same in a more succinct way. For related discussion, see PR #12719 by @ulfjack. Closes #13110. PiperOrigin-RevId: 361167318
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