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I'm not a big fan of this pass, or the way it's written. At a minimum, I'd expect both better test coverage (when we write similar passes for the core Compiler, we get away with weak test coverage by relying on user code) and a re-factor to make this switch exhaustive (it should error if unexpected IR elements are encountered, instead of just performing an incorrect transformation) This doesn't make progress on those issues for now, but it at least fixes up a couple of conspicuous problems I noticed when reviewing JuliaLang#56787
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This fixes up a couple of conspicuous problems I noticed when reviewing #56787
I'm unsure we should have accepted this pass in Base to begin with... It should at least be re-written to error on unexpected IR elements (instead of performing an invalid transform silently), but the real problem is that this pass is out-of-pipeline and so it doesn't run on most user code and we have much worse coverage compared to passes in the main Compiler.