Sema: Diagnose global actor attribute access and availability #60672
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…ation is inconsistent with the access level of the declaration. Resolves rdar://98200658 and swiftlang#60420.
…`@usableFromInline` declarations.
…udes SPI and resilience diagnostics.
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I'd like to defer addressing these test cases to a follow up. In my testing it seems that we failed to diagnose these inline function decls because their global actor CustomAttrs are not yet bound to a type when the availability checker runs.
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When visiting declarations in the availability and accessibility checkers, check the global actor attribute of the declaration, too. Failing to do so allows module authors to construct broken APIs involving global actors.
Resolves: #60420 and rdar://98200658