[Runtime] Set fastDeallocSupported to false on i386 simulators. #38066
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The conditional should have been "Intel simulators" but it was actually "x86-64 simulators." The i386 simulator doesn't have the weak formation callout, which causes it to miss cleaning up associated objects when the Swift runtime thinks it does. rdar://79672466
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The conditional should have been "Intel simulators" but it was actually "x86-64 simulators." The i386 simulator doesn't have the weak formation callout, which causes it to miss cleaning up associated objects when the Swift runtime thinks it does.
rdar://79672466