[APIGen] Don't record declarations from clang header files #81086
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When Swift visits an `ExtensionDecl` from an `@objc @implementation` extension, it fetches the implemented Objective-C interface declaration from the header file and adds to the visitor. We don't want these API records from `APIGenRecorder` for Swift API descriptor, because we cannot correctly reason about their API access as they depend on the header group which Swift doesn't know about. Resolves rdar://148943382
cyndyishida
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@swift-ci please test |
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When Swift visits an
ExtensionDeclfrom an@objc @implementationextension, it fetches the implemented Objective-C interface declaration from the header file and adds to the visitor.We don't want these API records from
APIGenRecorderfor Swift API descriptor, because we cannot correctly reason about their API access as they depend on the header group which Swift doesn't know about.Resolves rdar://148943382