[ORC] Add, and call through, reoptimize function in ReOptimizeLayer. (#173204) ReOptimizeLayer was building LLVM IR to define a precomputed, SPS-serialized argument buffer, then inserting calls directly to __orc_rt_jit_dispatch, passing the address of the precomputed buffer and an __orc_rt_reoptimize_tag defined by the ORC runtime. This design is non-canonical, requiring the ORC runtime to be loaded (or an extra definition for __orc_rt_reoptimize_tag to be inserted) while not using the runtime to perform the serialization. This commit updates ReOptimizeLayer to instead insert calls to an __orc_rt_reoptimize function implemented in the ORC runtime. This function will perform serialization and call __orc_rt_jit_dispatch, similar to other functions in the ORC runtime. To maintain support for in-process JITs that don't use the ORC runtime, this commit adds a ReOptimizeLayer::addOrcRTLiteSupport method which injects IR to define __orc_rt_reoptimize (calling through to an orc_rt_lite_reoptimize_helper function defined in LLVM) and __orc_rt_reoptimize_tag. The ReOptimizeLayerTest is updated to use addOrcRTLiteSupport.
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