JIT: Remove switch recognition fallthrough quirk #109796
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cc @dotnet/jit-contrib, @AndyAyersMS PTAL. Small diffs. Thanks! |
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Part of #107749. Removes the last "TODO-NoFallThrough" in the JIT source. During switch recognition, we should only need to modify flow edges -- changing the lexical order of blocks to create fallthrough into one of the switch's successors is unnecessary, now that we're running block layout in the backend.