preserve span of this during statification of trait constructors - #25354
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In the backend, trait constructors are modified to become static methods that are taking the `this` as the first parameters. when updating the body of the constructor, we also change the `This` tree to a reference to the newly added parameter which will have the effect of swaitching the span of that definition. As such, we preserve the span of the `This` by copying it.
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In the backend, trait constructors are modified to become static methods that are taking the
thisas the first parameters. When updating the body of the constructor, we also change theThistree to a reference to the newly added parameter which will have the effect of switching the span to that definition. As such, we preserve the span of theThisby copying it.Closes #23413