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[AMDGPU] Fix SIFixSGPRCopies handling of STRICT_WWM and friends (#142122)
SIFixSGPRCopies handled STRICT_WWM (and similar WWM/WQM pseudos) like a
COPY. In particular, if the source was a VGPR and the result was an
SGPR, lowerVGPR2SGPRCopies would replace it with a readfirstlane,
erasing the original pseudo and hence sabotaging the WWM region marking
which is supposed to be performed by SIWholeQuadMode.

Fix this by handling it more like INSERT_SUBREG, PHI and REG_SEQUENCE:
if the source is a VGPR then move the result to a VGPR, and keep the
pseudo.
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