Remove source_loc from TrapInformation
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Turns out this wasn't needed anywhere! Additionally we can construct it from `InstructionAddressMap` anyway. There's so many pieces of trap information that it's best to keep these structures small as well.
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Turns out this wasn't needed anywhere! Additionally we can construct it from `InstructionAddressMap` anyway. There's so many pieces of trap information that it's best to keep these structures small as well.
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Turns out this wasn't needed anywhere! Additionally we can construct it
from
InstructionAddressMapanyway. There's so many pieces of trapinformation that it's best to keep these structures small as well.