Prioritize RefEq fuzzing #7865
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tlively
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| Nop : 7 | ||
| Pop : 2 | ||
| RefAs : 1 | ||
| RefEq : 4 |
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Ironic that the number of RefEq did not increase.
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Many instructions operate on the contents of e.g. an i32 (binary ops,
unary ops, ifs and branches, etc.), but
ref.eq(and maybe descriptor ops)are the only things that test reference identity, so we may have been
underfuzzing that.
Might help #7857 (review)