Stuart Cook
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[DebugInfo] Fix container types failing to find template args This is a less pervasive (but also less powerful) alternative to https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/144394. This change *only* provides benefits to container types on MSVC. The TL;DR is that nodes that don't populate/aren't discoverable in the PDB for various reasons are given an alternate lookup path that generates the nodes by acquiring the base-type via some gross string manipulation and then asking clang for the node it wants (e.g. `"ref$<i32>"` -> `"i32"` -> `target.FindFirstType("i32").GetPointerType()` -> `i32 *`, which is a valid type for the container to use) The before/afters are the same as in the above PR's `*-msvc` LLDB screenshots. This works as a stopgap while the above PR is evaluated, but I think that PR is still a much better solution.
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