[compiler][newinference] Improve hoisted functions, validation of mutate-after-render #33470
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…ate-after-render Updates ValidateNoFreezingMutableFunctions to account for indirections, where the frozen function calls another function that actually does the mutation. We just need to propagate on the mutation. Also some fixes for hoisted functions, DeclareContext can actually appear twice, so we need to check that subsequent (re)declarations are treated as a mutation, not a creation. [ghstack-poisoned]
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…ate-after-render Updates ValidateNoFreezingMutableFunctions to account for indirections, where the frozen function calls another function that actually does the mutation. We just need to propagate on the mutation. Also some fixes for hoisted functions, DeclareContext can actually appear twice, so we need to check that subsequent (re)declarations are treated as a mutation, not a creation. ghstack-source-id: 8b05494 Pull Request resolved: #33470
…tion of mutate-after-render" Updates ValidateNoFreezingMutableFunctions to account for indirections, where the frozen function calls another function that actually does the mutation. We just need to propagate on the mutation. Also some fixes for hoisted functions, DeclareContext can actually appear twice, so we need to check that subsequent (re)declarations are treated as a mutation, not a creation. [ghstack-poisoned]
…tion of mutate-after-render" Updates ValidateNoFreezingMutableFunctions to account for indirections, where the frozen function calls another function that actually does the mutation. We just need to propagate on the mutation. Also some fixes for hoisted functions, DeclareContext can actually appear twice, so we need to check that subsequent (re)declarations are treated as a mutation, not a creation. [ghstack-poisoned]
…tion of mutate-after-render" Updates ValidateNoFreezingMutableFunctions to account for indirections, where the frozen function calls another function that actually does the mutation. We just need to propagate on the mutation. Also some fixes for hoisted functions, DeclareContext can actually appear twice, so we need to check that subsequent (re)declarations are treated as a mutation, not a creation. [ghstack-poisoned]
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Updates ValidateNoFreezingMutableFunctions to account for indirections, where the frozen function calls another function that actually does the mutation. We just need to propagate on the mutation. Also some fixes for hoisted functions, DeclareContext can actually appear twice, so we need to check that subsequent (re)declarations are treated as a mutation, not a creation.