Lacking parameter declarations, and parameter accepts trailing closures

When we are performing a call through a value of function type, rather
than calling a particular declaration that has parameter declarations,
allow any parameter to accept trailing closures.

Author: DougGregor

lib/AST/Type.cpp

@@ -853,7 +853,6 @@ ParameterListInfo::ParameterListInfo(
     const ValueDecl *paramOwner,
     bool skipCurriedSelf) {
   defaultArguments.resize(params.size());
-  acceptsUnlabeledTrailingClosures.resize(params.size());
 
   // No parameter owner means no parameter list means no default arguments
   // - hand back the zeroed bitvector.
@@ -892,6 +891,10 @@ ParameterListInfo::ParameterListInfo(
   if (params.size() != paramList->size())
     return;
 
+  // Now we have enough information to determine which parameters accept
+  // unlabled trailing closures.
+  acceptsUnlabeledTrailingClosures.resize(params.size());
+
   // Note which parameters have default arguments and/or accept unlabeled
   // trailing closure arguments with the forward-scan rule.
   for (auto i : range(0, params.size())) {
@@ -913,7 +916,7 @@ bool ParameterListInfo::hasDefaultArgument(unsigned paramIdx) const {
 
 bool ParameterListInfo::acceptsUnlabeledTrailingClosureArgument(
     unsigned paramIdx) const {
-  return paramIdx < acceptsUnlabeledTrailingClosures.size() &&
+  return paramIdx >= acceptsUnlabeledTrailingClosures.size() ||
       acceptsUnlabeledTrailingClosures[paramIdx];
 }