[do not merge] Add capture checking annotation to Scala 3 Standard Library #23688
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We previously had the `ex.label eq label` comparision, which is no longer the case, with the (package) private label field.
Mostly imports here
…tuple match types Currently it's tripping up the cc phase
Just imports for now, no quotes support for capturing types yet
We need to split the files here, because... ?
Relies on scala#23695 to land on next base version
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boundaryis now capture-checked, preventingLabelfrom being leaked outside of its correspondingboundary. Requires Makecaps.Capabilitynon-experimental #23507.Files missing capture checking
Tuple.scala, waiting for Fix match type bounds checking problem #23695 to reach the next base versionMirror.scala, which requires auto-generated Mirrors to be compatible with extending one of thecaps.Capabilitysubtraits. Currently the plan is to simply ban case classes.