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[Sema] Correctly re-contextualize if/switch exprs in lazy vars #70319

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With if/switch expressions, we may now have local bindings within lazy initializers, and therefore need to ensure we correctly re-contextualize them. Adjust the walker to set the DeclContext for all decls it encounters, and make sure it handles some cases that the ASTWalker does not currently visit.

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With `if`/`switch` expressions, we may now have
local bindings within lazy initializers, and
therefore need to ensure we correctly
re-contextualize them. Adjust the walker to set
the DeclContext for all decls it encounters,
and make sure it handles some cases that the
ASTWalker does not currently visit.

rdar://119158202
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@swift-ci please test

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@swift-ci please test source compatibility

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xedin commented Dec 12, 2023

@swift-ci please test source compatibility

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