[release/9.0]: ARM64-SVE: Allow SVE ops to re-use the same registers #107818
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* ARM64-SVE: Allow SVE ops to re-use the same registers * Add Sve.IsSupported * restore an assert * better asserts
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Backport of #107084 to release/9.0
Customer Impact
This bug was found internally where we had few conservative asserts that are not possible to have. Removed them and added some test coverage. This doesn't impact Release code but is there for completion. Also, contains minor changes from #106693.
Regression
This is not a regression, but merely a newly discovered bug from our internal testing.
Testing
Added test cases that uncovered the problem and ran all the existing SVE tests under stress.
Risk
Low. This only affects certain SVE instructions code paths. Besides, SVE is an experimental feature for .NET 9.