LifetimeDependenceDiagnostics support for inout reassignment. #75162
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Handle situations in which the uses of the new scope are inside a loop so the new range has no end instructions.
This relies on parameter dependence targets. i.e. dependsOn in parameter position instead of result position.
A nonescapable computed property should always depend on 'newValue'. We simply infer that now. There's no way to explicitly spell the dependence.
We need this at least until we have 'dependsOn(self)' syntax. When 'self' is nonescapable and the result is 'void', assume that 'self' depends on a single nonescapable argument.
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This relies on parameter dependence targets.
i.e. dependsOn in parameter position instead of result position.