[[gnu::weak]] disables constant evaluation of constexpr variables in C++14 #166852
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Clang's constant evaluator would unconditionally reject the initializer of any [[gnu::weak]] variable. This was intended to prevent unsafe constant folding but also incorrectly blocked valid constant evaluation in C++14 (e.g., static constexpr initialization).
This patch refines the logic to only apply the check when the evaluation mode is not EvaluationMode::ConstantExpression. This fixes the bug by allowing required constexpr evaluation to proceed while still preventing unsafe folding in other contexts.