GH-146128: Fix AArch64 multi-instruction constants and relocations#148598
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* Elimates rendundant orr xN, xN, 0xffff after 16 or 32 bit loads * Merges adrp (21rx) and ldr (12) relocations into single 33rx relocation, when safe to do so.
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orr xN, xN, 0xffffafter 16 or 32 bit loadsadrp (21rx)andldr (12)relocations into single33rxrelocation, when safe to do so.This differs from the original patching (removed in #146263), as it:
adrp xNldr xNpairs that are non-adjacent, even interleaved with otheradrpldrpairs.patch_aarch64_33rxrelocation isn't safe #146128