copy languages for conformance parser #8174
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This change to address failing conformance when advanced features are used (#8169)
I put copying only languages that are used instead of copying all options as they might not be needed.
Now flatc will take advanced input for conformance check if any language is specified.
However, if no language specified, it will works the same as now.
PS: I was looking where can I put tests for conform option but it seems to be not trivial to add all required files to unit tests while did not find a good place to check it with command line. Happy to add if there is one.