SwiftExtract: record cross module extensions - #914
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Adds CrossModuleExtensions to AnalysisResult, and populates it during analysis. We can later find them via typesConforming(to:) or by manually checking the cross module extensions. This allows emitting methods/conformances in bindings of some adopter module that added methods to a type from another module.
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Adds CrossModuleExtensions to AnalysisResult, and populates it during analysis. We can later find them via typesConforming(to:) or by manually checking the cross module extensions.
This allows emitting methods/conformances in bindings of some adopter module that added methods to a type from another module.
SwiftJava itself doesn't act on these yet, but we need to think about how to handle them