Fix merge lexical environment to *always* respect prologue statements#24602
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Please port to release-2.9 as well. |
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Fixes #24582
mergeLexicalEnvironmentonly calledprependStatementswhenstatementswasn't a node array. Specifically in the case of destructuring assignments, it seems like it was an array instead of a node array, causing the difference. NowmergeLexicalEnvironmentusesprependStatementsin both cases.