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GHC 9.2 creates an unsafe coercion between a boxed and an unboxed type
The attached file (a single module with no dependencies, but unfortunately a bit long/complex) causes a Core Lint error on GHC 9.2. Compile with `-O1 -dcore-lint`. GHC 9.0 and GHC HEAD both seem to not be affected. ``` warning: Unsafe coercion: between unboxed and boxed value From: () To: Int# ``` [Bug.hs](/uploads/45e865bdbcd94302b9f6fcd45bd93005/Bug.hs) In the `dump-ds-preopt` output I am seeing some worrying coercions, e.g. ```haskell $d~_a1c4 :: MyInt ~ 'LitTy [LclId] $d~_a1c4 = GHC.Types.Eq# @(Type 'KEmpty 'Type) @MyInt @'LitTy @~(<'LitTy>_N :: 'LitTy GHC.Prim.~# 'LitTy) ``` but here the promoted `LitTy` constructor is insufficiently applied. It seems that the definition of the promoted data constructor `LitTy` confuses GHC, as it only takes invisible arguments. I haven't investigated further or identified which commits broke or fixed this yet. @rae?
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