Refactor fgInitArgInfo to track non standard arg kinds #58324
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This changes the JIT to keep track of the non standard arg kinds that
are added to the arg info table. We currently have several places
(
fgResetArgInfo
, morph for tailcall-via-helpers) that make "blind"assumptions on which arg is which depending on certain flags set in the
call. This change makes
fgResetArgInfo
more general and allows us toadd asserts to the tailcall logic to verify that we are removing the
args we expect.
This helps support #56669, where I need to be able to discern different
non standard args during the tailcall-to-recursion transformation.
No SPMI diffs.
cc @dotnet/jit-contrib