Support debug info of 128-bit enum members#15770
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On the LLVM 21 development branch, the
LLVMDIBuilderCreateEnumeratorOfArbitraryPrecisionfunction (which I submitted to LLVM) supports enumerators larger than the 64 bits thatLLVMDIBuilderCreateEnumeratorcan handle.The underlying C++ implementation can be backported all the way back to LLVM 13, but if we added it to
llvm_ext.cc, this would create an awkward situation where version 18 to 20 would miss out for no apparent reason. Thus this PR requires LLVM 21 or above.