[Regex] Infer 'Match' type of regex literals. #40717
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Note: This should not be merged until we have next tag (dev/5) in the string processing repo. |
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Applies swift-experimental-string-processing#68 in regex literal type inference. Regex literals with captures will have type `Regex<Tuple{n}<Substring, {Captures...}>>`. This is a temporary thing that allows us to define generic constraints on captures. We will switch back to native tuples once we have variadic generics.
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Applies swiftlang/swift-experimental-string-processing#68 in regex literal type inference. Regex literals with captures will have type
Regex<Tuple{n}<Substring, {Captures...}>>. This is a temporary thing that allows us to define generic constraints on captures. We will switch back to native tuples once we have variadic generics.