compiletest: Use the same directive lines for EarlyProps and ignore/only/needs #147522
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Currently we load each discovered test file to scan it for directives once for EarlyProps parsing, then reload and scan it once per revision for ignore processing. If a revision is not ignored, we then reload and scan it again during actual execution.
That's a bit silly, so this PR tries to reduce the number of unnecessary file loads and line scans for directive parsing, by reusing the same collection of
DirectiveLine
values for EarlyProps and for each revision's ignores.Each individual directive still needs to be re-parsed a bunch of times, but those steps can at least avoid scanning the whole file, or having to split out names from values.
There's more that could be done after this, such as only doing known-directive checks once per file, or embedding file paths in each
DirectiveLine
, but I decided to stop here to allow review in modest chunks.r? jieyouxu