[semantic-arc] Add support for specifying the specific sub-semantic arc transforms to perform from the command line. #33979
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…e visitor to its own function that works on the SemanticARCContext.
… semantic-arc optimizations. SemanticARCOpts for maintainance reasons is becoming a series of small optimization passes with a little pass manager that runs them. Given that, I want to be able to be able to run subsets of these transforms for testing reasons while normally running them in series. This is in preparation for landing the coroutine lifetime extender and the auto-coroutinizer.
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This is just pure refactoring. |
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This involved:
This is in preparation for adding transforms like the coroutine lifetime extender that should be run after peepholes/guaranteed phi arg elimination, but that we want to also be able to test separately.