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Cherry Zhang f448cb8ba8 cmd/compile: use f.Nname.Type() in makeABIWrapper
Apparently, f.Nname.Ntype.Type() doesn't work with types2, as it
doesn't set Ntype, unlike the old type checker. f.Nname.Type()
works for both.

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