[CIR] Fix remaining (part 2) FlattenCFG rewriter contract violations (#192503)
Fix all 17 remaining MLIR expensive pattern check violations in
CIRFlattenCFGPass. Found by MLIR_ENABLE_EXPENSIVE_PATTERN_API_CHECKS=ON.
Fingerprint violations (patterns modifying IR without notifying
rewriter):
- Use rewriter.replaceAllUsesWith() instead of direct
replaceAllUsesWith() in replaceCallWithTryCall (tests: invoke-attrs.cpp,
try-catch.cpp, try-catch-all-with-cleanup.cpp)
- Use rewriter.modifyOpInPlace() for removeCleanupAttr() in TryOp
flattening (tests: flatten-try-op.cir, flatten-cleanup-scope-eh.cir,
flatten-throwing-in-cleanup.cir)
IR verification failures (invalid intermediate IR after pattern
application):
- Expand nested op checks in Switch, Loop, CleanupScope, and TryOp
flattening to include all structured CIR ops (ScopeOp, IfOp, TernaryOp,
etc.), not just CleanupScopeOp. Break/continue/return inside nested
structured ops creates invalid cross-region branches when the enclosing
op hasn't been flattened yet (tests: switch.cir, loop.cpp,
cleanup-scope-return-in-loop.cpp, partial-array-cleanup.cpp, switch.cpp,
typeid.cpp, flatten-cleanup-scope-simple.cir,
flatten-cleanup-scope-multi-exit.cir)
- Relax CIR_ResumeOp ParentOneOf to include all structured ops, since
cir.resume can temporarily appear inside them during flattening (test:
new-delete-deactivation.cpp). Feels weird to do that, but extended
documentation to account for.
- Change loop region constraints from SizedRegion<1> to
MinSizedRegion<1> for cond/step regions, since cleanup scope flattening
inside these regions may create multiple blocks (test:
loop-cond-cleanup.cpp)