Lang Hames dbdf1accf5
[orc-rt] Rename SimpleSymbolTable::addSymbolsUnique, relax error cond… (#187171)
…ition.

Renames the SimpleSymbolTable addSymbolsUnique method to addUnique. The
new class name (from c727cd9a4b2) already implies that we're adding
symbols.

This commit also relaxes the error condition for addUnique: Rather than
rejecting any duplicate symbols, it only rejects symbols that were
previously added with a different address. This makes it safe to add the
same symbol(s) multiple time, as long as all definitions point to the
same address. The intent of this is to allow ORC runtime components to
unconditionally add their interfaces to symbols, even if that interface
might have been added previously.
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