Annotate run-pass/backtrace with #[rustc_no_mir] on MSVC. #32437
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Annotate run-pass/backtrace with #[rustc_no_mir] on MSVC. Fixes rust-lang#32384 by not using MIR on MSVC for the functions in the path of the backtrace. This is the known blocker for the MSVC MIR builder, hopefully the only one overall. r? @alexcrichton Confirmed to work on a nightly, by @retep998.
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Fixes #32384 by not using MIR on MSVC for the functions in the path of the backtrace.
This is the known blocker for the MSVC MIR builder, hopefully the only one overall.
r? @alexcrichton Confirmed to work on a nightly, by @retep998.