[clangd] Resolve __builtin_offsetof designator components precisely (#194407) Building on the new TraverseOffsetOfNode hook in RecursiveASTVisitor and the OffsetOfNode DynTypedNode kind, teach SelectionTree, FindTarget, and the explicit-references collector to address each designator component individually. Cursor positions inside a nested designator (for example the 'B' in __builtin_offsetof(A, B.c)) now resolve to the corresponding field instead of always picking the innermost component. - SelectionTree: wrap each OffsetOfNode visit in traverseNode so it becomes a selectable node alongside its enclosing OffsetOfExpr. - FindTarget::allTargetDecls: resolve OffsetOfNode (Field kind) to its FieldDecl, and drop the OffsetOfExpr fallback so non-component selections do not guess a field target. - ExplicitReferenceCollector: emit one ReferenceLoc per component via a new VisitOffsetOfNode hook, replacing the manual component loop in refInStmt. Tests: - TargetDeclTest.OffsetOf: precise resolution for outer/inner/base/ identifier components, macro form, array index expressions, and non-component selections. - Hover.All and Hover.OffsetOfBuiltin: field cases for nested offsetof, and expression hover on the builtin token. - LocateSymbol.All: simple, outer, inner, macro, inherited-field, and builtin-token cases. - AllRefsInFoo: existing offsetof cases continue to pass via the new per-component VisitOffsetOfNode path. Context: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/194122 https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/192953
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