LazyLibrary: Make add_dependency!
always ephemeral to a given process
#59233
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Like many registration / hook-like functions in Julia, this function is somewhat dangerous to use at (pre)compile-time. Depending on whether the
LazyLibrary
you are adding dependencies to was constructed in a separate pre-compilation process or not, your dependencies may or may not persist.This change errs on the side of consistency, and makes it so that
add_dependency!
is always an ephemeral operation that does not persist beyond the lifetime of the process, which makes it safe to temporarily register dependencies, e.g., during a sysimage build.(originally for JuliaLang/LinearAlgebra.jl#1407)