Simd float concrete comparisons #81892
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Also removed concrete SIMDMask(lowHalf:highHalf:) init, as there is no corresponding generic operation; it was added in error.
There's no reason for these to ever be calls, so they should be transparent instead of just aEIC. Also adds concrete versions of comparisons with scalars, and filecheck tests to make sure these generate 1-2 instruction sequences in release on arm64 (x86_64 is a little trickier to test due to frame pointers, but if we get the right codgen on arm64, in practice we do well on x86_64 for these too). Also makes filecheck patterns for repeating initializers a bit more robust.
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There's no reason for these to ever be calls, so they should be transparent instead of just aEIC. Also adds concrete versions of comparisons with scalars, and filecheck tests to make sure these generate 1-2 instruction sequences in release on arm64 (x86_64 is a little trickier to test due to frame pointers, but if we get the right codgen on arm64, in practice we do well on x86_64 for these too).
Also makes filecheck patterns for repeating initializers a bit more robust.