Categorize functions by param/return Rust movability in item reports#539
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This is split into one flag for the presence of a non-Rust-movable C++ type by value and one flag for the presence of a non-Rust-movable C++ type by pointer (or reference), which will have different levels of API friction at the Rust call site. PiperOrigin-RevId: 874818309
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Categorize functions by param/return Rust movability in item reports
This is split into one flag for the presence of a non-Rust-movable C++ type by value and one flag for the presence of a non-Rust-movable C++ type by pointer (or reference), which will have different levels of API friction at the Rust call site.