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[NLL] Use new region infer errors when explaining borrows#55069

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bors merged 4 commits intorust-lang:masterrust-lang/rust:masterfrom matthewjasper:explain-free-region-livenessmatthewjasper/rust:explain-free-region-livenessCopy head branch name to clipboard

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Prefer type annotations and returns in free region errors
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Use more accurate ConstraintCategorys
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Give an error number for "borrowed data escapes outside of closure"
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Use new region infer errors for explaining borrows
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