SIL: correct the definition of SwiftInt
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`Int` in Swift is defined to be `intptr_t`. `long` is equivalent, but not portable as it relies on `LP64` which is not guaranteed (Windows is LLP64, not LP64). This corrects the definition to be more portable.
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@swift-ci please test |
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Intin Swift is defined to beintptr_t.longis equivalent, butnot portable as it relies on
LP64which is not guaranteed (Windows isLLP64, not LP64). This corrects the definition to be more portable.
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Resolves SR-NNNN.