[5.5][Runtime] Fix protocol conformance checks on pure ObjC classes. #38319
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The getSuperclassForMaybeIncompleteMetadata function assumes Swift metadata, and can malfunction strangely when given a pure ObjC class. This is rare, as we usually get the Swift wrapper metadata instead, but possible when using calls like objc_copyClassList. Fix this by checking for isTypeMetadata before doing anything that assumes Swift-metadata-ness. rdar://80336030 (cherry picked from commit 06ff648)
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Cherry-pick #38318 to 5.5.
The getSuperclassForMaybeIncompleteMetadata function assumes Swift metadata, and can malfunction strangely when given a pure ObjC class. This is rare, as we usually get the Swift wrapper metadata instead, but possible when using calls like objc_copyClassList.
Fix this by checking for isTypeMetadata before doing anything that assumes Swift-metadata-ness.
rdar://80336030