Auto merge of #161396 - JonathanBrouwer:rollup-Xo1vePV, r=JonathanBrouwer Rollup of 26 pull requests Successful merges: - rust-lang/rust#161384 (Bust sccache's cache) - rust-lang/rust#161325 (Bump bootstrap to 1.99.0-beta.1) - rust-lang/rust#161344 (Update the `rustc-perf` submodule) - rust-lang/rust#161366 (Subtree sync for rustc_codegen_cranelift) - rust-lang/rust#159071 ([PAC] Encoder and hash (1/8)) - rust-lang/rust#160639 ([rustdoc] Only generate search DOM elements if the search is actually needed) - rust-lang/rust#161068 (Ensure TLS accesses don't call the global allocator through panic (part 3) ) - rust-lang/rust#161332 (Some `GlobalCtxt`/`Session` cleanups) - rust-lang/rust#150931 (rustdoc: Always document `#[repr(transparent)]` if `#[rustc_pub_transparent]` is applied) - rust-lang/rust#158999 (doc: list all remove_dir_all fallback targets) - rust-lang/rust#160582 (Add `remove hidden_glob_reexports item breaks downstream` test) - rust-lang/rust#160876 (remove unwrap from write_mir_fn_graphviz) - rust-lang/rust#160927 (Enhance EII UI tests) - rust-lang/rust#161070 (fix arm homogeneous aggregate ABI) - rust-lang/rust#161190 (fix crash in async-drop and async-gen) - rust-lang/rust#161236 (Download auto jobs in citool in parallel) - rust-lang/rust#161254 (Reserve capacity for 3% anon nodes) - rust-lang/rust#161283 (Tighten the language used for documenting `TargetOptions::llvm_abiname`) - rust-lang/rust#161291 (Rename `ProjectionPredicate` and `TraitPredicate`) - rust-lang/rust#161293 (add relnotes 1.98.0) - rust-lang/rust#161299 (Remove a bunch of unnecessary explicit lifetimes) - rust-lang/rust#161307 (make ARM maintainers pingable) - rust-lang/rust#161308 (Add regression test for rustc diagnostic to recognize variables in match guards) - rust-lang/rust#161346 (Don't rely on std traits not being const in tests) - rust-lang/rust#161360 (vec: fixup the name that i forgot) - rust-lang/rust#161367 (Reflect current PR title names for subtree syncs in triagebot no-merges)
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