Sema: Disjunction pruning improvements#87220
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This is based on top of #87193.
Implement more precise checks for various exotic conversions, such as lvalue and inout conversions. Also, redo the "transitive conformance" check in a more principled way, modeled after
simplifyTransitivelyConformsTo(). I was originally planning on then refactoringsimplifyTransitivelyConformsTo()to use the new utility method, but I don't see any tests in the suite that fail with it disabled, so to minimize risk further I'm mostly only touching code paths that run when disjunction pruning is on.Fixes rdar://50025491.