[CSApply] Adjust @autoclosure locator to point to argument expression… #34619
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… being coerced to result type While applying type inferred for autoclosure to argument use locator that records argument/param indices to make it possible for `coerceToType` to simplify it down to underlying argument expression if necessary.
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This is something I have discovered while working on Double <-> CGFloat conversion experiment. |
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@swift-ci please smoke test |
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@swift-ci please test source compatibility |
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… being coerced to result type
While applying type inferred for autoclosure to argument use locator
that records argument/param indices to make it possible for
coerceToTypeto simplify it down to underlying argument expressionif necessary.