Emit actor hop as part of call to the getter. #59926
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When emitting a call to the getter for storage, emit the actor hop (and hop back) as part of the call itself, rather than around the whole initialization. This address a bug involving initialization with an optional binding in an `if let`, where the hop-back would only be performed on the non-nil branch. Fixes rdar://96487805 / FB10562197
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When emitting a call to the getter for storage, emit the actor hop (and
hop back) as part of the call itself, rather than around the whole
initialization. This address a bug involving initialization with an
optional binding in an
if let, where the hop-back would only beperformed on the non-nil branch.
Fixes rdar://96487805 / FB10562197