Look at fallthrough when deleting branch hints#8630
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The DeleteBranchHints pass looks at the conditions of branches to find the ID operands of logging calls to determine which branch hints to remove. It previously expected the logging call to be the condition of the branch, but in the presence of stacky code it is possible for the parser to create a block around the logging call. Handle this pattern by looking for the logging call at the condition's fallthrough value.
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The DeleteBranchHints pass looks at the conditions of branches to find the ID operands of logging calls to determine which branch hints to remove. It previously expected the logging call to be the condition of the branch, but in the presence of stacky code it is possible for the parser to create a block around the logging call. Handle this pattern by looking for the logging call at the condition's fallthrough value.