[NFC] mark_dependence handling for coroutines and accessors. #77695
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isScopeEndingUse is not the same as endsLifetime.
This allows emitting mark_dependence [unresolved] in some cases even if the diagnostics can't currently handle them.
During SIL parsing, allow `@``lifetime(borrow <argNum>)` on trivial arguments.
Mark unresolved mark_depends as nonescaping so they don't leak into the optimizer pipeline.
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Preparation for lifetime dependent coroutines and accessors.
Includes a minor fix to BeginApply that I missed in the previous PR.
Add flexibility to mark_dependence diagnostics. This allows SILGen to emit mark_dependence [unresolved] in more places.
These changes are covered by unit tests on the branch that they were pulled from.