[5.7] use default branches for unknown symbol kinds
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This is a cherry-pick of #132 onto
release/5.7.Explanation: In preparation for updating the way symbol kinds are stored in the symbol graph, this PR changes the way swift-docc matches on that type to use a
defaultbranch instead of an explicitcase .unknown.Scope: No effect on user experience.
Radar: None, though this is a prerequisite for landing rdar://84276085
Risk: Low. This should offer no change to the behavior or test outcomes of Swift-DocC.
Testing: Ensure that the behavior of Swift-DocC does not change compared to beforehand.