Drop @_downgrade_exhaustivity_check attribute #381
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This hack was only needed for Swift 3 mode in a narrow case. Now that we're dropping Swift 3 from master, the source break this was working around is no longer relevant.
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Drop @_downgrade_exhaustivity_check attribute Signed-off-by: Kim Topley <ktopley@apple.com>
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This hack was only needed for Swift 3 mode in a narrow case. Now that
we're dropping Swift 3 from master, the source break this was working
around is no longer relevant.