Update slice::Iter::rfold to match slice::Iter::fold#119207
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Like in 106343, including an equivalent codegen test.
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…<try> Update `slice::Iter::rfold` to match `slice::Iter::fold` Adds a new codegen test for `rfold`, like the one from rust-lang#106343, and makes a similar fix, updating `rfold` to work via indices too.
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Adds a new codegen test for
rfold, like the one from #106343, and makes a similar fix, updatingrfoldto work via indices too.