Walk PE files' sections instead of using swift_enumerateAllMetadataSections().
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…ections()`. On Windows, the platform provides sufficient API for us to walk images at runtime looking for those that contain Swift metadata (similar to what we do on Darwin.) Therefore, we don't need to use the `swift_enumerateAllMetadataSections()` function from the Swift runtime on Windows. This change also plumbs through an `imageAddress` argument to the discovery callback function. We're not currently using it, but it should be useful in the future for diagnostics (e.g. indicating that some data from a given image is malformed, or for passing to downstream testing tools that can make use of it.) This change _also_ also plumbs the `stop` argument _down_ into the platform implementations so that we don't keep iterating images after the caller has told us to stop. In practice this has not been a correctness problem, but it does impact performance of type discovery.
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On Windows, the platform provides sufficient API for us to walk images at runtime looking for those that contain Swift metadata (similar to what we do on Darwin.) Therefore, we don't need to use the
swift_enumerateAllMetadataSections()function from the Swift runtime on Windows.This change also plumbs through an
imageAddressargument to the discovery callback function. We're not currently using it, but it should be useful in the future for diagnostics (e.g. indicating that some data from a given image is malformed, or for passing to downstream testing tools that can make use of it.)This change also also plumbs the
stopargument down into the platform implementations so that we don't keep iterating images after the caller has told us to stop. In practice this has not been a correctness problem, but it does impact performance of type discovery.Checklist: