[AutoDiff] Compute derivative types using requirements from archetypes. #39728
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Resolves rdar://84213107 and partially resolves rdar://82549134.
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When computing a derivative function type, include requirements from archetypes from the original abstraction pattern in the temporary generic signature used for computing the type lowering of tangent vector types.