colexec: reorder some fields to reduce memory footprint #85684
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This commit applies some of the fixes found by the `fieldalignment` tool on the colexec packages which reorder some fields in the structs so that the memory footprint is reduced. Release note: None
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This commit applies some of the fixes found by the
fieldalignmenttoolon the colexec packages which reorder some fields in the structs so that
the memory footprint is reduced.
Release note: None