Fixed #509: inline namespace in global scope
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Fixed #509:
inline namespacein global scopeIn function
GetScopeatInsightsHelpers.cpp:455, when the argumentdeclCtxis ainline namespacein global scope, it becomes the global scope after running the while loop anddeclCtx->getParent()returns an empty pointer, which causes segmentation fault.