Cranelift: Traps need not be considered GC safepoints anymore #8810
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After bytecodealliance#8809, the mutator cannot resume from a trap so we don't need to consider them safepoints, as no GC-managed references are live after the trap. The one exception being the `debugtrap` CLIF instruction, which is technically still a resumable trap, but which exists only for emitting the equivalent of an `int3` breakpoint instruction for pausing in a debugger to inspect state, and should never be used for mutator-collector interactions.
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…ion emission Forgot to address this in bytecodealliance#8810
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After #8809, the mutator cannot resume from a trap so we don't need to consider them safepoints, as no GC-managed references are live after the trap. The one exception being the
debugtrapCLIF instruction, which is technically still a resumable trap, but which exists only for emitting the equivalent of anint3breakpoint instruction for pausing in a debugger to inspect state, and should never be used for mutator-collector interactions.