[rebranch] SIL: Restore old behavior in llvm::APInt ctor call
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… ctor" The approach taken in the reverted commit is causing tests to fail, and I am not positive that all instances of the -1 to 1 switch are correct. A subsequent commit will restore the old behavior by tweaking the ctor call instead. This reverts commit 657f502.
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Happy to take for now to unblock things, but would be good to get @aschwaighofer / @drexin to weigh in on the truncation (even if that's just to remove the TODO).
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See llvm/llvm-project#114539.
The approach taken in the reverted commit is causing tests to fail, and I am not positive that all instances of the -1 to 1 switch are correct. Restore the old behavior by tweaking the ctor call instead.