[DeclChecker] Skip contextualization of initializers associated with … #86024
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…property wrapped variables Fixes a double-contextualization that results in an assert because properties with property wrappers have the same initializer in two places - original property (which becomes computed) and backing storage property - that's where the initializer is copied. Contextualization of the fully type-checked initializer should happen as part of backing storage property processing by the declaration checker. Resolves: rdar://163562182
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…property wrapped variables
Fixes a double-contextualization that results in an assert because properties with property wrappers have the same initializer in two places - original property (which becomes computed) and backing storage property - that's where the initializer is copied.
Contextualization of the fully type-checked initializer should happen as part of backing storage property processing by the declaration checker.
Resolves: rdar://163562182