Have DiscoverableAsTestContent enumeration produce some Sequence instead of AnySequence.
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…instead of `AnySequence`. This PR changes how `DiscoverableAsTestContent` enumeration works so that we can return `some Sequence` instead of `AnySequence`. We do so by removing the `~Copyable` constraint on the protocol, which subsequently causes the compiler to get confused and crash trying to represent `some Sequence<TestContentRecord<T>>` where `T: DiscoverableAsTestContent`.
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DiscoverableAsTestContent enumeration produce some Sequence …DiscoverableAsTestContent enumeration produce some Sequence instead of AnySequence.
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This PR changes how
DiscoverableAsTestContentenumeration works so that we can returnsome Sequenceinstead ofAnySequence. We do so by removing the~Copyableconstraint on the protocol, which subsequently causes the compiler to get confused and crash trying to representsome Sequence<TestContentRecord<T>>whereT: DiscoverableAsTestContent.The only supported/allowed consumers of the
DiscoverableAsTestContentprotocol are Swift Testing and the experimental Playgrounds package, neither of which uses (or needs to use) a move-only type here. Earlier,ExitTestconformed toDiscoverableAsTestContent, but this was changed and is no longer necessary.Checklist: