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[AMDGPU]Fix compute num sign bits unsigned underflow (#182723)
Fixes #182677

The `BFE_I32` case in `ComputeNumSignBitsForTargetNode` was not masking
the width operand with `& 0x1f`, unlike other BFE operations in the same
  file. Since the hardware instruction only uses the low 5 bits of the
  width field, values >= 32 passed via `@llvm.amdgcn.sbfe.i32` caused
  unsigned integer underflow in the calculation:

      unsigned SignBits = 32 - Width->getZExtValue() + 1;

  When width > 33, this underflows, producing incorrect SignBits values.
  When width == 33, SignBits becomes 0, violating the expected return
  range of [1, BitWidth]. This led to assertion failures and
  miscompilation where subsequent BFE narrowing operations were
  incorrectly eliminated.

  This patch:
  - Masks the width value with `& 0x1f` to match hardware behavior
  - Handles width == 0 (after masking) by returning 32 sign bits
  - Adds regression tests for width values >= 32
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