[Flang][OpenMP] Support conditional lastprivate on host (#200086) This patch lowers lastprivate(conditional:) on the host by leveraging the existing user-defined reduction (UDR) infrastructure. A packed struct is created where each thread tracks, for every lastprivate variable, both the candidate value and the canonical iteration index of its last update. The reduction combiner selects the value from the sequentially later iteration (for do loops) or from the lexically later section (for sections). The implementation locates the enclosing omp.parallel and places the shared struct before it so that all threads in the team reduce into the same storage. For orphaned worksharing constructs — where no enclosing parallel is visible at compile time — a module-scope global of the struct type is used instead. This is correct for a single level of parallelism, but concurrent nested teams executing the same orphaned construct would race on the shared global. This limitation mirrors the current Clang behavior, which also uses a single global and does not support nested parallelism for conditional lastprivate. Assisted-by : Claude Opus 4.6
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