compiler: consolidate staticdata.jl and invalidations.jl into Compiler proper [NFCI] #59238
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…r proper We actually might want a `Base.CompilerUtils` module so that the `Compiler` package itself is smaller and less reliant on internal APIs, but for now just move these into a submodule of Compiler. These are supposed to call back into (and be called by) inference quite heavily in the future, so it makes more sense (and is necessary for the world-age) for them to actually be part of inference.
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This aims to consolidate more of the code that is expected to run in typeinf_world into Compiler proper. The intent is that these are likely to gain more interaction (both directions) with inference, as the compiler should use this mini-compiler and vice versa.
We actually might want a
Base.CompilerUtilsmodule so that theCompilerpackage itself is smaller and less reliant on internal APIs, but for now just move these into a submodule of Compiler.Written by Claude