Nicholas Nethercote 52b4de34ec Abort after printing infinite type errors. ...

Currently, `Representability::from_cycle_error` prints an "infinite
size" error and then returns `Representability::Infinite`, which lets
analysis continue. This commit changes it so it just aborts after
printing the error. This has two benefits.

First, the error messages are better. The error messages we get after
continuing are mostly bad -- we usually get another cycle error, e.g.
about drop checking or layout, which is not much use to the user, and
then abort after that. The only exception is `issue-105231.rs` where a
"conflicting implementations" error is now omitted, but there are three
other errors before that one so it's no great loss.

Second, it allows some simplifications: see the next commit.

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repr

Abort after printing infinite type errors.

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should_order_fields_correctly.rs

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