Force `precompile_workloads` to always be a compile-time preference

[staticfloat]

In order for a preference to be considered a compile-time preference (and therefore for it to invalidate a precompilation cache file) the preference must be read during compilation of a module. The precompile_workloads preference was not being read during PrecompileTools' compilation, but during compilation of modules using PrecompileTools (which is harmless, but does not mark the preference as compile-time for PrecompileTools, of course).

This adds a dummy read of the preference in order to mark it as compile-time, so that adding a precompile_workloads = false in your LocalPreferences.toml properly invalidates everything.

[staticfloat]

This closes #62

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[staticfloat]

That did work in my testing, I figured that @KristofferC had a good reason for wanting to invalidate the world.

[timholy]

Ah, I had missed that it was specifically PrecompileTools' own setting that was at issue.

I agree that the point of that setting is the one in https://github.com/JuliaLang/PrecompileTools.jl/pull/63#pullrequestreview-2853053390. However, if we disable its own precompilation locally, and other packages are devved to use that version, then I guess technically we really should recompile the whole stack, no?