C/C++ overlay: discard single location elements#21063
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Pull request overview
This PR extends the overlay analysis functionality in C++ to properly handle additional element types with single locations. The change ensures that more types of code elements are correctly discarded from the base variant when they appear in changed files during overlay analysis.
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- Extended
getSingleLocationFilePathpredicate to include 15 additional element types (diagnostics, usings, static_asserts, derivations, frienddecls, comments, exprs, stmts, initialisers, attributes, attribute_args, namequalifiers, enumconstants, type_mentions, lambda_capture, and concept_templates)
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