Dan Scales ca6999e27c [dev.regabi] test: add a test for inlining closures
Add a test case for issue 43818. We don't want to mark as inlinable a
function with a closure that has an operation (such as OSELRECV2) that
we don't currently support for exporting. This test case fails to
compile without the fix for #43818.

Updates #43818

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