Fix reborrow ICE in MIR place lowering#156803
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Summary
Fixes #156482.
This fixes an internal THIR/MIR contract inconsistency for generic reborrow expressions.
ExprKind::Reborrowis lowered into MIR asRvalue::Reborrow, but MIR expression categorization treated it as place-like whileexpr_as_placetreated evaluating it as a place as unreachable. That caused the #156482 ICE, where the compiler panicked withentered unreachable codeinexpr_as_placewhile building MIR for a generic reborrow expression.The fix makes the MIR builder contract explicit: a reborrow expression is rvalue-producing. Its source may be a place, but the reborrow expression itself is not an assignable place.
What changed
ExprKind::Reborrowis categorized as rvalue-producing rather than place-like.Reborrowcausesentered unreachable codeinexpr_as_place. #156482 repro.cc @aapoalas