[spirv] Translate HLSL min/max to NMin/NMax#4517
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The specification for the HLSL min and max intrinsic functions states that if one of the values is NaN, the other will be given as the result, which is correctly represented by the GLSL.std.450 instructions NMin and NMax, respectively. By the semantics of the previously used FMin and FMax instructions, this would be undefined behavior. Fixes microsoft#3221
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The specification for the HLSL min and max intrinsic functions states
that if one of the values is NaN, the other will be given as the result,
which is correctly represented by the GLSL.std.450 instructions NMin and
NMax, respectively. By the semantics of the previously used FMin and
FMax instructions, this would be undefined behavior.
Fixes #3221