[Concurrency] Proper serialization/interface printing for actor-isolation attributes #34305
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When we infer an actor-isolation attribute on a declaration, add an implicit attribute that will show up in the printed interface and get serialized. ... and clean up the type resolution logic for global actor attributes to make it use CustomAttrTypeRequest, so the result gets appropriately cached in CustomAttr for serialization.
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When we infer an actor-isolation attribute on a declaration, add an
implicit attribute that will show up in the printed interface and get
serialized.
... and clean up the type resolution logic for global actor attributes
to make it use
CustomAttrTypeRequest, so the result gets appropriatelycached in
CustomAttrfor serialization.