Hardcode that the Swift.AnyObject typealias resolves to the builtin A…#4882
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Nit, you could replace these two lines with:
return ident && ident->hasText() && ident->getText() == "AnyObject";
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I didn't want to make it harder to read by suddenly inverting the conditions on the last line.
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…nyObject type. This prevents round-tripping to SwiftASTContext to resolve these types.
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Hardcode that the Swift.AnyObject typealias resolves to the builtin A…
…nyObject type.
This prevents round-tripping to SwiftASTContext to resolve these types.