[5.9][IRGen] Respect optionality of unowned(unsafe) reference properties #65701
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…wiftlang#65663) * [IRGen] Respect optionality of unowned(unsafe) reference properties rdar://108705703 When generating the type info for fields marked unowned(unsafe) of an optional reference (e.g. AnyObject?), we dropped the fact that it was optional along the way. This caused incorrect tags to be returned when on object of the type was stored in an optional itself and the unowned property contained `nil`. In those cases the outer optional appeared to be `nil` as well, even if it in fact contained a value. * Fix additional case
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Cherry-picked from: #65663
rdar://108705703
When generating the type info for fields marked unowned(unsafe) of an optional reference (e.g. AnyObject?), we dropped the fact that it was optional along the way. This caused incorrect tags to be returned when on object of the type was stored in an optional itself and the unowned property contained
nil. In those cases the outer optional appeared to benilas well, even if it in fact contained a value.