Plumb through OtherModuleFarDependencyVariantExists from blueprint. am: a4665621

	// OtherModuleDependencyVariantExists returns true if a module with the

	// specified name and variant exists. The variant must match the given

	// variations. It must also match all the non-local variations of the current

	// module. In other words, it checks for the module AddVariationDependencies

	// module. In other words, it checks for the module that AddVariationDependencies

	// would add a dependency on with the same arguments.

	OtherModuleDependencyVariantExists(variations []blueprint.Variation, name string) bool

	// OtherModuleFarDependencyVariantExists returns true if a module with the

	// specified name and variant exists. The variant must match the given

	// variations, but not the non-local variations of the current module. In

	// other words, it checks for the module that AddFarVariationDependencies

	// would add a dependency on with the same arguments.

	OtherModuleFarDependencyVariantExists(variations []blueprint.Variation, name string) bool

	// OtherModuleReverseDependencyVariantExists returns true if a module with the

	// specified name exists with the same variations as the current module. In

	// other words, it checks for the module AddReverseDependency would add a

	// other words, it checks for the module that AddReverseDependency would add a

	// dependency on with the same argument.

	OtherModuleReverseDependencyVariantExists(name string) bool

func (b *baseModuleContext) OtherModuleDependencyVariantExists(variations []blueprint.Variation, name string) bool {

	return b.bp.OtherModuleDependencyVariantExists(variations, name)

}

func (b *baseModuleContext) OtherModuleFarDependencyVariantExists(variations []blueprint.Variation, name string) bool {

	return b.bp.OtherModuleFarDependencyVariantExists(variations, name)

}

func (b *baseModuleContext) OtherModuleReverseDependencyVariantExists(name string) bool {

	return b.bp.OtherModuleReverseDependencyVariantExists(name)

}