[ownership] When deserializing a SILFunction, match the ownership of … #26605
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…the deserialized function. Ownership is truly a property not of a declaration, but of a function body. So it makes sense to just match what we deserialize. This also helps us to avoid mismatches if we lower ownership from a function, delete it, and then relink it. I also used this as an opportunity to clean up where we set that flag in deserialization to only happen in one place for both declarations/definitions.
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@atrick the standardization was as per your request on the last PR. |
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…the deserialized function.
Ownership is truly a property not of a declaration, but of a function body. So
it makes sense to just match what we deserialize.
This also helps us to avoid mismatches if we lower ownership from a function,
delete it, and then relink it.
I also used this as an opportunity to clean up where we set that flag in
deserialization to only happen in one place for both declarations/definitions.