Winch: implement v128 neg and shifts for x64
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implements the following instructions for winch x64 backend:
i8x16.negi16x8.negi32x4.negi64x2.negi8x16.shli16x8.shli32x4.shli64x2.shli8x16.shr_si16x8.shr_si32x4.shr_si64x2.shr_si8x16.shr_ui16x8.shr_ui32x4.shr_ui64x2.shr_uOne thing that we may improve is the handling of constants: My initial implementation introduced
WellKnownaddresses, because this is how cranelift implemented shifts. I revised that later on, to keep things simple, and used the constant infrastructure already present in winch. The use of well known constant addresses may be more efficient, if we decided to use them. Happy to do that in a followup.#8093