[LLVM][Intrinsics] Refactor IIT encoding generation (#189790)
Refactor IIT encoding generation. The core change here is that when
generating IIT encodings, we pre-generate all the bits of the IIT
encoding except cases where a type needs to encode its own overload
index, which is patched in later in `TypeInfoGen`. In addition, this
change introduces a class hierarchy for dependent types, so that the
checks in `TypeInfoGen` are more meaningful, and renames/simplifies
several other pieces of code, as listed below.
1. Change the encoding for IIT_ARG's ArgInfo byte to encode the overload
slot index in lower 5 bits and the argument kind in upper 3 bits. This
enabled generating the same packed format for all other dependent types
that need to encode an overload slot index in the IIT encoding. Adjusted
the corresponding C++ code in `IITDescriptor::getArgumentNumber` and
`IIT_Descriptor::getArgumentKind`.
2. Introduce more descriptive classes to handle packing of the overload
index + arg kind into the IIT encoding. `OverloadIndexPlaceholder` is
used to generate a transient value in the type-signature that is patched
in `TypeInfoGen` with that type's overload index. `PackOverloadIndex` is
used to encapsulate the final packing of an overload index and argument
kind in a single byte, and `PatchOverloadIndex` is the class that does
the required patching of a `OverloadIndexPlaceholder` given the type's
overload index.
3. Delete `isAny`, `ArgCode` and `Number` from base `LLVMType` class.
Replace use of `isAny` with `isa<LLVMAnyType>`, `ArgCode` is not used
anymore, and move `Number`, which was used to represent the overload
index for a dependent type to the `LLVMDependentType` class and rename
it to `OverloadIndex`.
4. Introduce `LLVMDependentType` as a base class of all dependent types.
It holds the overload index of the type it depends on in its
`OverloadIndex` field. Also introduce 2 subclasses,
`LLVMFullyDependentType` to represent all fully dependent types (which
encode just the appropriate IIT code and the dependent type's overload
index) and `LLVMPartiallyDependentType` to represent partially dependent
types, that encode the appropriate IIT code and both this type's
overload index and the dependent type's overload index.
5. Change existing dependent type classes to derive from one of these
classes and rename the `num` class argument to `oidx` to better reflect
its meaning.
6. Rename various fields and classes used in `TypeInfoGen` to be more
meaningful. `AssignOverloadIndex` to do overload index assignment,
rename `ACIdxs` to `OverloadIdxs`, `ACTys` to `OverloadTypes` and use
the `DoPatchOverloadIndex` to patch in assigned overload slot indexes.