Don't allocate a buffer on the heap when enumerating type metadata. #918
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This PR eliminates the need for us to allocate a large buffer to contain type metadata pointers we discover in type metadata sections using the legacy test discovery mechanism.
Why do I keep opening these PRs? Because for each line of C++ I remove from the Swift toolchain, I get a cookie! 🍪
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