[DSLX Fuzz testing] Resolve domain expressions referencing constants before#4308
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…before lowering. When a fuzz test domain references a constant (e.g. a constant range like `const R = u32:0..u32:100000; #[fuzz_test(domains = `R`)]`), the lowering logic needs to resolve `R` to its underlying range expression instead of evaluating it as a standard constant value (which would expand the range into an array and consume excessive memory). PiperOrigin-RevId: 917396387
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[DSLX Fuzz testing] Resolve domain expressions referencing constants before
lowering.
When a fuzz test domain references a constant (e.g. a constant range like
const R = u32:0..u32:100000; #[fuzz_test(domains =R)]), the loweringlogic needs to resolve
Rto its underlying range expression instead ofevaluating it as a standard constant value (which would expand the range
into an array and consume excessive memory).