Unrolled build for #153105 Rollup merge of #153105 - makai410:erase-if-error, r=lcnr Compute the result of a projection type with region errors Fixes: rust-lang/rust#152682 With the old trait solver, `type_known_to_meet_bound_modulo_regions()` isn't really operating "modulo regions" if there are any region errors, since `normalize` will just return a type error to the trait solver if given a ty with a region error, which then starts cascading when there are so many assumptions. So I think it would be good to erase regions if there are any region errors before we normalize the type when collecting predicates for confirmation. That said, I somehow feel like this is kind of ad-hoc... I'd really appreciate if someone more familiar with this code could take a closer look :3
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