The 'consume' operator does not end the lifetime of copyable types

[atrick]

See https://forums.swift.org/t/should-deinit-be-called-after-explicit-consume-of-reference-type/66920

consumereference.swift.txt

class Object {
    deinit { print("deinit object") }
}

struct Noncopyable: ~Copyable {
    deinit { print("deinit noncopyable") }
}

func testDeinitAfterConsume() {
    do {
        let object = Object()
        print("before consume")
        _ = consume object
        print("after consume")
    }
    
    print()
    
    do {
        let noncopyable = Noncopyable()
        print("before consume")
        _ = consume noncopyable
        print("after consume")
    }
}

testDeinitAfterConsume()

The consume operator ends the variable's lifetime. The following behavior is incorrect and reflects the fact that the operator is not fully implemented.

before consume
after consume
deinit object

[atrick]

rdar://114395689 ([GH:#68128] [move-only] The 'consume' operator does not end the lifetime of copyable types)

[glessard]

The same issue was reported as #68122

[atrick]

this looks like a different issue: #68122

[gottesmm]

rdar://113142446

[nate-chandler]

Fixed by #74109 .
Regression test added in #74140 .