Generalize IControlFlowGraph successors - #103676
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- Move IsConditional on block to ConditionKind on branch - Introduce GetSuccessors to replace GetConditionalSuccessor and GetFallThroughSuccessor
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Not familiar with the CFG area, but LGTM.
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IControlFlowGraph was modeled after the Roslyn CFG API, where a block can have at most two successors - a fall-through successor, and a conditional successor. Switch statements are represented as a chain of checks for one case at a time.
This doesn't generalize well to CFGs in IL which can have more than two branch targets for a switch instruction. This changes the interface to expose an IEnumerable of successors.