PrintAsObjC: Fix crash when printing typedef that was imported inside an Objective-C generic class [5.3] #31948
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… an Objective-C generic class The assertion here is too strict. The TypeAliasDecl will inherit a generic signature from the outer context even if it does not have generic parameters of its own. Instead, let's just assert that the TypeAliasDecl does not have its own generic parameters. Fixes <rdar://problem/63188938>.
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The assertion here is too strict. The TypeAliasDecl will inherit a
generic signature from the outer context even if it does not have
generic parameters of its own. Instead, let's just assert that the
TypeAliasDecl does not have its own generic parameters.
Fixes rdar://problem/63188938.