[6.2] GenericSpecializer: remove some kind of instructions if their operands become trivial after specialization #82184
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…s become trivial after specialization Fixes a SIL verifier crash. swiftlang#82093 rdar://152807200
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end_lifetimein the throw-branch of aBuiltin.emplace#81606 triggered another bug in the generic specializer which results in a SIL verifier crash. This fix removes certain instructions, which must not be created for trivial types, when specializing a generic function.InlineArray.init.InlineArraywith-c release#82093, rdar://152807200