[opt] Let conditional specialization take sibling operands into account#3880
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When analyzing an operand of an AND/NAND/OR/NOR node, we can assume that other operands are not the absorbing element for that operation. Given this (and our other knowledge), if an operand is implied to be the absorbing element, we can collapse the entire operation. PiperOrigin-RevId: 874254050
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[opt] Let conditional specialization take sibling operands into account
When analyzing an operand of an AND/NAND/OR/NOR node, we can assume that other operands are not the absorbing element for that operation.
Given this (and our other knowledge), if an operand is implied to be the absorbing element, we can collapse the entire operation.