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The test #includes a header file which is expected to be reverted.
.storeState and .compareState report that header file is leftover in clang's state.
This is intentionally done, because we cannot free the FileEntry pointing to that
file, because it is referenced all over the Source- and File-Managers. Instead we
clean up the cache of the file so that whoever does a request for that file entry
it will be reread from disk.
Semantically speaking this side effect that store/compare state found must be skipped.
If we had:
struct MyClass {
void f() {}
}
MyClass::f(){} // expected error redefinition of f.
In that case we would have tried to remove the lookup entry for the decl from
the primary decl context of the lexical decl context, which entry doesn't exist.
It is registered in the semantic decl context of the decl itself.
Usually the decls and stmts are linked-in through a DeclStmt. In the case of the
implicit auto keyword we cannot make the parser/sema generate a DeclStmt,
because it already has taken the path of parsing an expression. Instead we add
a DeclRefExpr referring the implicit auto declaration.
This DeclRefExpr is very important because it gives information where to
initialize the variable, i.e in which order. The implicit autofixer objective is
to find the first DeclRefExpr (there might be many) referring to the implicit
auto declaration and replace it with a proper DeclStmt.
When we tear down, the ExecutionContext must destroy all 'managed' addresses.
For example the LifetimeHandlers that came from the DynamicLookup. This needs
the interpreter to be in a 'sane' state, because they might call back the
Interpreter. For example gCling->execute("delete ...");
