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Joe Savona
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Potential fix for #34750. With a useMemo with multiple returns we can sometimes end up thinking the FinishMemoize value wasn't memoized, even though it definitely is. But the same case works if you rewrite to have a let binding, assign to the let instead of returning, and then have a single return with the let — which is the exact shape we convert to when we inline the useMemo! The only difference is that when we inline, we end up with an extra LoadLocal. Adding an extra LoadLocal "fixes" the issue but this is definitely a hack. However, along the way this helped me find that we also have a bug in PruneAlwaysInvalidatingScopes, where we were forgetting to set FinishMemoize instructions to pruned if their declaration always invalidates. Putting up for feedback, not necessarily expecting to land as-is.
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