[ClangImporter] Handle DeclContexts that may not originate from Clang modules#88115
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… modules Change cast<ClangModuleUnit> to dyn_cast<ClangModuleUnit> in several places where the DeclContext may not originate from a Clang module. This occurs when Swift-originated methods are re-imported via a generated -Swift.h bridging header. The hard cast crashes when processing these re-imported declarations, which happens more frequently under arm64e due to additional ObjC metadata processing.
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