Make initial changes for module selectors #81459
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It will soon need to allocate sometimes.
There are four attributes which serialize out a DeclNameRef, sometimes by dropping some of its components. Standardize them with a representation that can handle module selectors.
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@swift-ci please test |
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Some baby steps towards module selectors (#34556):
DeclNameRef's API.DeclNameRefs.DeclNameRefin the same way, using a separate record. Previously each of the four serialized itsDeclNameRefin a different, ad-hoc manner, often lossily.These changes have been separated out because they're easy to do early and relatively likely to cause merge conflicts.