SILGen: Strip __owned from parameter types when emitting SE-0110 tuple splat #19681
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…e splat Instead of using composeInput(), build a tuple type containing the element types only, dropping ownership qualifiers and asserting that there are no inout or vararg elements. This is correct because we already promote +0 values to +1, or clean up +1 values that are only used as +0 as needed. Fixes <rdar://problem/44915136>.
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Instead of using composeInput(), build a tuple type containing
the element types only, dropping ownership qualifiers and
asserting that there are no inout or vararg elements.
This is correct because we already promote +0 values to +1, or
clean up +1 values that are only used as +0 as needed.
Fixes rdar://problem/44915136.