Without this change, merged exception handler code is unreachable, as the try-catch block start/end/handler information isn't copied into the target method.
This also causes the merged method to work as expected if the target method contains more than one RETURN instruction.
Without this change, merged exception handler code is unreachable, as the try-catch block start/end/handler information isn't copied into the target method.
This also causes the merged method to work as expected if the target method contains more than one RETURN instruction.