[clang-repl] Fix disambiguation of out-of-line member with private types (#178842) This patch fixes a bug in clang-repl where out-of-line member function definitions were incorrectly identified as statements when they involved private type aliases. The issue occurred because `isCXXDeclarationStatement` would trigger immediate access checks during tentative parsing. Since the context of an out-of-line definition isn't fully established during this phase, Sema would incorrectly flag private members as inaccessible, causing the parser to fail the declaration check and fall back to statement parsing. Changes: - In `isCXXDeclarationStatement`, use `TentativeParsingAction` to ensure the token stream is fully restored. - Use `SuppressAccessChecks` during the tentative disambiguation phase to prevent premature access errors. - Ensure that formal access verification still occurs during the actual parsing phase in `ParseDeclarationOrFunctionDefinition`. - Add tests and resolve a FIXME in clang/test/Interpreter/disambiguate-decl-stmt.cpp. Fixes llvm#164885. See also jank-lang/jank#609.
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