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dart-lang/sdk@2ffdc54d24 Handle exported extensions in dill library builder dart-lang/sdk@89301c3732 Flow analysis: fix tests to pass the correct value to ifStatement_end. dart-lang/sdk@88b76997c4 Flow analysis: rework handling of closures. dart-lang/sdk@4227933c3a Disallow model-only suggestions if static analysis suggests a named argument dart-lang/sdk@4f752e6598 Reapply "[vm, bytecode] Use CoreTypes and ClassHierarchy from non-incremental front end results when generating bytecode." dart-lang/sdk@144b8eda81 Flow analysis: track variables captured in closures more accurately. dart-lang/sdk@63b93685e9 Migration: change EdgeBuilder to create flow analysis for each variable declaration. dart-lang/sdk@2f1e430646 Flow analysis: track assigned variables separately for each top level declaration. dart-lang/sdk@f5ce3a6e7f [ VM / Compiler ] Fixed issue where TMP was being used as source for store with large offset on ARM dart-lang/sdk@091568dcc9 Rework the way tag insertion works to allow nested tags and multiple tags for the same region
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