Debug.failBadSyntaxKind should always be defined and return 'never' #22091
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In some places we need to ensure that a function returns, so we call
Debug.failBadSyntaxKindin a default case. But if that function is not defined we will just fall through and returnundefined(which breaks in #22088). This is an unconditional failure rather than an assertion, so I don't think it hurts performance to remove theAssertionLevelcheck.