[5.9🍒] require consume x for noncopyable pattern bindings since they're consuming #66774
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…nsuming this was staged in as a warning initially but it was intended to be an error if it is not written so that we can move to a world where these pattern matches are done as a borrowing operation instead. rdar://110908714 (cherry picked from commit 36451ef)
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• Description: Turns a warning about needing to explicitly write
consumeinto an error so that we can make pattern bindings borrow by default in the future.• Risk: Low. It's turning a warning into an error so there's source breaking concerns, but it's simple to fix.
• Original PR: #66713
• Reviewed By: Joe Groff
• Testing: regression tests included
• Resolves: rdar://110908714