irjit: Validate alignment in slow memory mode #15879
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Basically to allow slow/fast memory to work with IR, including for alignment checks.
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This adds checks for memory access (size and alignment) in irjit, dynamically as a separate op. This makes it mostly free when off.
Essentially implements #7340, but IR only. Doesn't actually force IR to recover from bad memory access, only makes it possible to show the exceptions if it would crash.
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