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A lazy val declared inside an anonymous class inside a specialized
context no longer crashes Duplicators.
Previously, a duplicated lazy val was assigned to the wrong owner
in Duplicators:
def x[B >: A]: Unit = new Bounds[B] {
lazy val it = ??? // def or val okay
}
Above, the `it` in `$anon` in `x$mcZ$sp` had its owner set to `x$mcZ$sp`
instead of `$anon`. This crashed the typer when it had to retype its
lazy accessor, because there was no `lazy var it` in `$anon$`.
Furthermore, the duplicated symbol wasn't being added to the list of
declarations of `$anon`.
Changes:
1) `invalidate` in Duplicators takes an additional parameter which is
the new owner of the new symbol that has to be duplicated. If this parameter
is set to `NoSymbol`, then the new owner is `context.owner`, as before.
2) the newly created lazy val symbol is being added to the list of
declarations of its new owner.
Removes debugging output from the previous commit.
Review by dragos.
@mention dragos
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