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[Mangling] Introduce mangling for protocol conformances. #20230
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Introduce complete mangling for references to protocol conformances: * Mangle requirements of conditional conformances when present. * Mangle conformance access paths for generic environment-dependent conformances. * Abstract protocol conformance references so we can introduce symbolic references for them.
…mangling Change the retroactive conformance mangling to use the new any-protocol-conformance mangling, which maintains more information about concrete conformances. Specifically, it maintains conformance information for conditional requirements. It also uses the protocol-conformance-ref production that will eventually allow symbolic references to protocol conformance descriptors. While here, extend the “is retroactive” check during mangling to look for retroactive conformances in the conditional requirements of a conformance. The immediate conformance might not be retroactive, but its specialization might depend on a retroactive conformance. Mangle these as “retroactive”, so we can correctly reconstruct the exact type.
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When determining whether a given normal protocol conformance is “retroactive”, consider an overlay module to be equivalent to its underlying Clang module. Therefore, don’t classify conformances within the overlay as “retroactive”, simplifying some common manglings (e.g., NSObject’s Hashable conformance is no longer considered retroactive) and better capturing the intent.
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Introduce complete mangling for references to protocol conformances:
conformances (currently unused)
symbolic references for them.