6.0: [TypeLowering] Return pseudogeneric @autoreleasing. #74131
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Explanation: Fix a leak in certain Swift extensions of pseudogeneric ObjC types.
Given a pseudogeneric Objective-C type
it's permitted to write an extension in Swift which returns the pseudogeneric parameter
which can be called from ObjC. To match Objective-C conventions, these methods should return values autoreleased.
Previously, these methods returned values unowned. The result was a memory leak and a corresponding SIL verification error.
Here, this is fixed by using the
@autoreleased
convention in such cases.Scope: Affects extensions of pseudogeneric ObjC types.
Issue: rdar://64375208
Original PR: #74072
Risk: Low.
Testing: Enabled SIL verification in existing test.
Reviewer: Andrew Trick ( @atrick )