[CoroutineAccessors] Sign de/allocation functions. #84831
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Allocator structs are passed in to new ABI yield-once coroutines and contain pointers to functions to de/allocate memory. Here, those pointers are signed.
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Allocator structs are passed in to new ABI yield-once coroutines and contain pointers to functions to de/allocate memory. Here, those pointers are signed.