InlineFunction: Split inlining into predicate and apply functions (#134213) This is to support a new inline function reduction in llvm-reduce, which should pre-filter callsites that are not eligible for inlining. This code was mostly structured as a match and apply, with a few exceptions. The ugliest piece is for propagating and verifying compatible getGC and personalities. Also collection of EHPad and the convergence token to use are now cached in InlineFunctionInfo. I was initially confused by the split between the checks performed here and isInlineViable, so better document how this system is supposed to work. It turns out this split does make sense, in that isInlineViable checks if it's possible based on the callee content and the ultimate inline depended on the callsite context. I think more renames of these functions would help, and isInlineViable should probably move out of InlineCost to be with these transfoms.
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