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some smaller DefiningOpaqueTypes::No -> Yes switches#121394

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bors merged 15 commits intorust-lang:masterrust-lang/rust:masterfrom oli-obk:define_opaque_typesoli-obk/rust:define_opaque_typesCopy head branch name to clipboard

Apr 4, 2024

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Use DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes in diagnostics code
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use DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes in rustdoc
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Specialization already rejects defining opaque types
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Specialization can switch to DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes without having an effect.
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Use DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes where the new solver is unconditionally used already
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Use DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes since we are guaranteed to error already
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FRU remaining fields does not actually define opaque types
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Switch can_eq and can_sub to DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes
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Switch upcast projections to allowing opaque types and add a test showing it works.
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amend to Switch can_eq and can_sub to DefineOpaqueTypes::Yes
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Add some regression tests for opaque types and const generics
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Add regression test
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Allow defining opaque types when checking const equality bounds
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Effects are boolean consts and don't contain opaque types
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Add regression test
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