[llvm-opt-report] Show scalable vectorization factors #123367
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Scalable vectorization factors are printed as "vscale x VF" where VF is the known minimum number of elements, a integer. Currently, llvm-opt-report always expects a integer (like for vectorization with fixed-sized vectors), and does not display any vectorization factor in the output (just 'V', but without a number).
This patch adds support for scalable vectorization factors and prints them as "VNx", so for example "VNx4". The "Nx" is used to differentiate between fixed-sized and scalable factors, and is consistent with the way LLVM mangles scalable vectors in other places.