About the movement of removeFromSuperview()

Because AutoLayout represents a relative relationship with other adjacent views and superViews, removing the view using the removeFromSuperView() method usually results in inconsistent constraint errors such as those written.
If you change the structure, such as removing or adding views at runtime, you must also change the constraints.
Changing the AutoLayout constraints with code to match the view at runtime is troublesome, so if possible, it would be easier to have a different configuration of view and switch between views.

See API Reference in removeFromSuperview().

Calling this method removes any constraints that refer to the view you are removing, or that refer to any view in the subtree of the view you are removing.

As stated, removeFromSuperview() removes the restrictions associated with the view as well.

Constraint errors occur because the constraints you set on the storyboard are lost.

You must reconfigure AutoLayout with the code, or save any constraints related to the view before calling removeFromSuperview() and reapply them after addSubview().

removeFromSuperview() because I understood that the instance would not be released and only disconnected from View.

That perception is incorrect.A View is released if it is not strongly referenced by a non-Superview object.And Auto Layout constraints do not correspond to this 」non-Superview object には
Because "release" is used here to mean to be released and not released immediately, checking nil at a limited time just before the object monitoring system releases may allow you to obtain addresses.

At times like this, it is recommended to create a verification program.
Create one UILabel and two UIButton.For instance label, configure Constraint on the Storyboard.

import UIKit

classViewController:UIViewController {

    @IBOutlet weak var label: UILabel!

    override func viewDidLoad(){
        super.viewDidLoad()
    }

    @ IBAction func removeLabel(_sender:AnyObject){
        label.removeFromSuperview()
    }

    @ IBAction funcnilCheck(_sender:AnyObject){
        if label == nil {
            print("Label is nil")
        } else{
            print("Label is not nil")
        }
    }
}

Press the removeLabel() button, and then press the nilCheck() button.

output:Label is nil

View placed in Storyboard/Interface Builder does not removeFromSuperview().If you want to remove View from the display, under isHidden (hidden in Swift2 and earlier), choose how to hide it.If you hide it, Constraint is maintained.