[opt] Fix array_untuple bug by properly excluding unhandled node operands#4241
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…erands When an unhandled node (e.g. `invoke`) returned an array of tuples, the external-group-finding analysis in `ArrayUntuplePass` incorrectly skipped checking the node's operands due to an early continue. This caused unsupported array-of-tuples arguments passed to that node to remain eligible for untupling, resulting in broken state mutations and incorrect correctness outcomes. This change removes the early continue, ensuring that operands of all unhandled nodes are correctly identified and excluded from untupling, preserving package semantics. #geminiassisted PiperOrigin-RevId: 914673404
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[opt] Fix
array_untuplebug by properly excluding unhandled node operandsWhen an unhandled node (e.g.
invoke) returned an array of tuples, the external-group-finding analysis inArrayUntuplePassincorrectly skipped checking the node's operands due to an early continue. This caused unsupported array-of-tuples arguments passed to that node to remain eligible for untupling, resulting in broken state mutations and incorrect correctness outcomes.This change removes the early continue, ensuring that operands of all unhandled nodes are correctly identified and excluded from untupling, preserving package semantics.
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