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This adds 4 NIR intrinsics for attribute I/O which match the Turing hardware instructions as well as a lowering pass to lower load/store[_per_vertex]_input/output to thewe intrinsics. This greatly simplifies nak_to_nir.rs. Also, this pass is able to handle a bunch of cases that the current code in nak_from_nir.rs can't: - Misaligned access (i.e., a vec3 load at 0x0f4) - Write masks on store[_per_vertex]_output - Indirect load/store where we need to use AL2P to get physical addresses, including scalarizing those cases It also handles the casses where we need to use ISBERD on vertex indices in the same pass. When we switch to this, we'll rip out the dedicated per_vertex lowering pass. Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/24998>
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