6.0: [NoncopyablePartialConsumption] Promote to upcoming feature. #72981
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SE-429 was accepted. rdar://126275392
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Explanation: Promote the noncopyable partial consumption feature from "experimental" to "upcoming".
SE-429 was accepted.
Scope: Affects noncopyable code.
Issue: rdar://126275392
Original PR: #72978
Risk: Very low.
Testing: Existing unit tests were updated to use -enable-upcoming-feature.
Reviewer: Tim Kientzle ( @tbkka )