standard library: remove use of LLVM.h in the compatibility
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Remove the use of the `LLVM.h` forward declarations from the compatibility shims. This allows us to fully isolate the target side from the LLVM namespace ensuring that we prevent ODR violations when LLVM is linked into the same address space.
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Remove the use of the
LLVM.hforward declarations from thecompatibility shims. This allows us to fully isolate the target side
from the LLVM namespace ensuring that we prevent ODR violations when
LLVM is linked into the same address space.
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Resolves SR-NNNN.