[AST] ASTPrinter: Improvements to specifier and attribute printing #80843
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When `nonisolated(nonsending)` parameter specifier is present mark the declaration as caller isolated.
…ecifier first This avoids any possible positioning issues between specifiers and attributes.
All of the `inout` types are implicitly `@escaping`.
… and specifiers as keywords
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@escapingif parameter isinoutnonisolated(nonsending)as a first specifier