JIT: Disable old promotion for structs with significant padding#104438
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When old promotion kicks in for structs with significant padding it generally results in dependent promotion as block morphing handles these conservatively. Disable this case and allow physical promotion to handle it instead.
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When old promotion kicks in for structs with significant padding it generally results in dependent promotion as block morphing handles these conservatively. Disable this case and allow physical promotion to handle it instead.