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Make `@abi` non-experimental
This unfortunately ends up causing CI checks to reset and always skipped after marking a PR ready for review.
Update the allowed user for publishing releases to bnbarham
[CI] Remove skip for ready for review
Add more code owners
Add trailing comma support in cases missing from Swift 6.1
Add support to parse the non-underscored version of the @specialized attribute. rdar://150033316
`Macro.Type` is used in various `Error`s and since SE-0470, needs to conform to `SendableMetatype`.
Add a `SendableMetatype` conformance to `Macro`
Add support for SE-0460 @specialized
Change InlineArray sugar separator `x` -> `of`
…ental feature This is an alternative spelling of `typealias DefaultIsolation = (MainActor | nonisolated)` that was proposed as part of SE-0478. `using` declaration accepts an attribute or a modifier and currently could be used to set a default actor isolation per file, but could be extended to support other use-cases in the future. Implementation uses `DefaultIsolationPerFile` experimental feature flag to hide the syntax.
[SwiftParser] SE-0478: Implement `using` declaration under an experim…
Update `ExpandEditorPlaceholdersToLiteralClosures` and `CallToTrailingClosures` such that they can handle macro expansion exprs and decls. This unfortunately requires changing them such that they take a `Syntax` input and output to satisfy the conformance to `SyntaxRefactoringProvider`, but that seems preferable to making the refactoring types themselves generic. If in the future we decide to expose `CallLikeSyntax` as a public protocol, we could decide to expose additional generic `refactor` overloads here. However it's not clear there's enough clients of these APIs to motivate doing that in this PR.
Handle macro expansion args in placeholder expansion
The only place where we were dropping unexpected tokens or trivia around a string segment was when inferring the indentation of the closing quote. Instead of having a precondition, add the conditions that the last segment doesn’t have any of these here and fall back to the same logic that is used when the indentaiton could not be inferred. Fixes #3097
Relax precondition in `postProcessMultilineStringLiteral`
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#3098 is new, will put up a cherry-pick separately |
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