[5.7] Recurse Into Existential Types With Generic Structure #59546
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Before the introduction of parameterized existential types, there was no generic structure under these types. Now that there is, we'll need to recurse into them to pick up any latent generic types and lower them appropriately. rdar://94320481
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Cherry picked from #59544
Before the introduction of parameterized existential types, there
was no generic structure under these types. Now that there is, we'll
need to recurse into them to pick up any latent generic types
and lower them appropriately.
rdar://94320481