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[FixCode] Blacklist the fixit for enum case renames to avoid reverting migrator's change.

We added the fixit to help users manually migrate enum case references after the declaration has been renamed; however, when interacting with the migrator, the fixit may revert migrator's correct changes, when the migrator updates references before updating the declaration. This patch blacklists the fixit in migrator's pass, so we leave it to users' manually application if necessary.

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…g migrator's change. rdar://27776887

We added the fixit to help users manually migrate enum case references after the declaration
has been renamed; however, when interacting with the migrator, the fixit may revert migrator's
correct changes, when the migrator updates references before updating the declaration. This patch
blacklists the fixit in migrator's pass, so we leave it to users' manually application if necessary.

…g migrator's change. rdar://27776887

We added the fixit to help users manually migrate enum case references after the declaration
has been renamed; however, when interacting with the migrator, the fixit may revert migrator's
correct changes, when the migrator updates references before updating the declaration. This patch
blacklists the fixit in migrator's pass, so we leave it to users' manually application if necessary.
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@swift-ci Please smoke test OS X platform

@nkcsgexi nkcsgexi merged commit 398f483 into swiftlang:master Aug 10, 2016
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