Properly convert and translate unit structs into MIR#30551
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struct Droppable;
fn mir() {
Droppable
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Fixes rust-lang#30514 i also went ahead and removed the redundant `ItemKind`s. r? @nikomatsakis (this is an easy one I guess)
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can't you have the same problem with unit variants (e.g. Option::None)?
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Wow, I now feel kinda stupid not having noticed it myself 😃.
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Fixes #30514
i also went ahead and removed the redundant
ItemKinds.r? @nikomatsakis (this is an easy one I guess)