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inference: refine branched Conditional types #55216

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Separated from #40880.
This subtle adjustment allows for more accurate type inference in the following kind of cases:

function condition_object_update2(x)
    cond = x isa Int
    if cond # `cond` is known to be `Const(true)` within this branch
        return !cond ? nothing : x # ::Int
    else
        return  cond ? nothing : 1 # ::Int
    end
end
@test Base.infer_return_type(condition_object_update2, (Any,)) == Int

Also cleans up typelattice.jl a bit.

Separated from #40880.
This subtle adjustment allows for more accurate type inference in the
following kind of cases:
```julia
function condition_object_update2(x)
    cond = x isa Int
    if cond # `cond` is known to be `Const(true)` within this branch
        return !cond ? nothing : x # ::Int
    else
        return  cond ? nothing : 1 # ::Int
    end
end
@test Base.infer_return_type(condition_object_update2, (Any,)) == Int
```
@tecosaur tecosaur added performance Must go faster compiler:inference Type inference labels Jul 23, 2024
@aviatesk aviatesk merged commit 24cfe6e into master Jul 24, 2024
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@aviatesk aviatesk deleted the avi/refine-condition-object branch July 24, 2024 06:36
lazarusA pushed a commit to lazarusA/julia that referenced this pull request Jul 24, 2024
Separated from JuliaLang#40880.
This subtle adjustment allows for more accurate type inference in the
following kind of cases:
```julia
function condition_object_update2(x)
    cond = x isa Int
    if cond # `cond` is known to be `Const(true)` within this branch
        return !cond ? nothing : x # ::Int
    else
        return  cond ? nothing : 1 # ::Int
    end
end
@test Base.infer_return_type(condition_object_update2, (Any,)) == Int
```

Also cleans up typelattice.jl a bit.
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