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[CSApply] Always use String
type for ObjC interop key path
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If it's possible to build an Objective-C key path for key path expression make sure that its implicitly generated string literal expression has a `String` type. Resolves: rdar://problem/57356196
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LGTM. There's now the slim possibility that you'll set a null type in here, but if that happens we'd have crashed somewhere else.
If it's possible to build an Objective-C key path for key path
expression make sure that its implicitly generated string literal
expression has a
String
type.Resolves: rdar://problem/57356196