Store IR instructions in a bump-allocated vector instead of loose allocations #19240
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This allows us to store the offset directly inside the pseudo instructions, instead of block numbers which require an extra lookup in the dispatcher, which is expensive enough to matter.
On PC, this is a 5-10% performance improvement in the IRInterpreter, which is very decent. Not benchmarked on Apple yet.
The IR JITs are still working.
TODO before merge: