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core.stdcpp.typeinfo: Use extern(C++, class) struct for the internal class type_info for CppRuntime_Gcc #3559
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…class type_info for CppRuntime_Gcc
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Pulled from #3552. Opaque classes still have their
.initsymbol added to ModuleInfo when the module is compiled, but because it is opaque, this symbol is never defined either. So switching it to a struct avoids any subsequent linker errors.