Make comptime functions ineligible for coverage - #162354
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Compile-time-only functions don't generate code, so instrumenting them for coverage is useless. This also avoids an ICE when trying to get the function's symbol name for an unused-function record, which can occur when instrumenting `core`.
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As reported in #161808, the assertion in #159777 causes the compiler to ICE when it tries to generate an unused-function record for comptime functions, because comptime functions aren't allowed to have a symbol name. This can occur when trying to instrument
core, for example.Compile-time-only functions don't generate code, so instrumenting them for coverage is useless anyway. This PR therefore makes them ineligible for coverage, which avoids the problem.
This PR is essentially a rewrite of #161808. I wanted to request several modifications to that PR, and the overall change is small enough that it was easier for me to just recreate it from scratch.
The main differences are:
cc @fmease @oli-obk as I'm not familiar with comptime