fix: remove unnecessary clone in consteval_int macro #8781
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This change removes an unnecessary clone of the syntax node before calling as_legacy_inline_macro(db) in
ConstevalIntMacro::generate_code(). The clone provided no functional benefit because as_legacy_inline_macro accepts a reference and other inline macros (e.g., array.rs) already call it without cloning. Avoiding the clone reduces minor overhead and aligns the implementation with neighboring macros for consistency without altering behavior.