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Fix PR 46297


The fundamental problem is some ports have embedded auto-inc addressing modes without REG_INC nodes. The improved reload optimizations were not accounting for the possibility of embedded auto-inc addressing, particularly for argument pushing.
As a result the new optimization applied, but the offset we generated in the MEM was wrong due to the intervening autoinc addressing mode.


While we could track the auto-incs, it's far easier to treat them as an unrecordable use/set which disables the optimization across the argument pushes. While we lose a few optimization opportunities, I suspect they definitely fall into the unmeasurable category.

Bootstrapped & regression tested on i686-pc-linux-gnu.

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