Fix ICE in struct construction with base expression #91538
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For some reason we ICE if we try to
check_exprwithin a failingcheck_expr_has_type_or_error. We don't need to do that innercheck_expr, though, since we've already computed it, so just pass it along to theextend_errclosure.Let me know if we should continue investigating the
can't compose [Borrow(Ref('_#0r, Not)) -> &Option<Bar>] and [Borrow(Ref('_#3r, Not)) -> &Option<Bar>]ICE inFnCtxt::apply_adjustmentswhich is the underlying cause for this ICE.Fixes #91502