I've recently looked at the assembly for `basic_string::find()` and
realized that there were a few branches I didn't expect. It turns out
that we check for null before calling `__constexpr_memchr` in some
cases, which the compiler doesn't optimize away. This is a really
uncommon case though, so I'm not convinced it makes a ton of sense to
optimize for that.
The second case is where `__pos >= __sz`. There, we can instead check
`__pos > __sz`, which the optimizer is able to remove if `__pos == 0`,
which is also a quite common case (basic_string::find(CharT), without an
explicit size parameter).
38595fb257