[Type checker] Clean up expression type checking flags #29589
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This flag is recoverable from the contextual type purpose; don’t duplicate the logic.
This is always set along with SubExpressionDiagnostics, so use that for both purposes. That flag will go away when `CSDiag.cpp` goes away.
A contextual type purpose, that is, so it captures more about what the entity is that is being solved.
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| case ConstraintLocator::ContextualType: { | ||
| auto purpose = getContextualTypePurpose(); | ||
| assert(!(purpose == CTP_Unused && purpose == CTP_CannotFail)); | ||
| assert(!(purpose == CTP_Unused || purpose == CTP_CannotFail)); |
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The
TypeCheckExprFlagsenum has amassed a few flags that are either redundant (because they can be computed from other information) or simply unused. Remove them.