Add methods to check for constructors without generating them.#568
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I want to be able to determine from a type (without having to turn it into an AdtCoreBindings) if it has a move ctor/relocating ctor/etc. To do this I've split out the logic for determining ctor from actually generating them, so that you can ask if a type has a ctor. PiperOrigin-RevId: 877983984
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Add methods to check for constructors without generating them.
I want to be able to determine from a type (without having to turn it
into an AdtCoreBindings) if it has a move ctor/relocating ctor/etc. To
do this I've split out the logic for determining ctor from actually
generating them, so that you can ask if a type has a ctor.