[LLVM][ARM] Add native ct.select support for ARM32 and Thumb This patch implements architecture-specific lowering for ct.select on ARM (both ARM32 and Thumb modes) using conditional move instructions and bitwise operations for constant-time selection. Implementation details: - Uses pseudo-instructions that are expanded Post-RA to bitwise operations - Post-RA expansion in ARMBaseInstrInfo for BUNDLE pseudo-instructions - Handles scalar integer types, floating-point, and half-precision types - Handles vector types with NEON when available - Support for both ARM and Thumb instruction sets (Thumb1 and Thumb2) - Special handling for Thumb1 which lacks conditional execution - Comprehensive test coverage including half-precision and vectors The implementation includes: - ISelLowering: Custom lowering to CTSELECT pseudo-instructions - ISelDAGToDAG: Selection of appropriate pseudo-instructions - BaseInstrInfo: Post-RA expansion of BUNDLE to bitwise instruction sequences - InstrInfo.td: Pseudo-instruction definitions for different types - TargetMachine: Registration of Post-RA expansion pass - Proper handling of condition codes and register allocation constraints
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