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Unrolled build for #148533 Rollup merge of #148533 - bjorn3:split_llvm_intrinsic_abi_handling, r=WaffleLapkin Split LLVM intrinsic abi handling from the rest of the abi handling LLVM intrinsics have weird requirements like requiring the fake "unadjusted" abi, not being callable through function pointers and for all codegen backends other than cg_llvm requiring special cases to redirect them to the correct backend specific intrinsic (or directly codegen their implementation inline without any intrinsic call). By splitting the LLVM intrinsic handling it becomes easier for backends to special case them and should in the future allow getting rid of the abi calculation for `extern "unadjusted"` in favor of computing the correct abi directly in the backend without depending on the exact way cg_ssa lowers types.
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