[OptBisect] Merge shouldRun logic of -opt-bisect and -opt-disable (#177122) Hi everyone, After the introduction of `-opt-disable` in, one of its main limitations has been that it cannot be used together with `-opt-bisect`, since `getGlobalPassGate()` returns either `getOptDisabler()` or `getOptBisector()`, but not both. Allowing them to work simultaneously would be useful for disabling individual passes while still restricting the pipeline. This is especially relevant given the recent updates to `-opt-bisect`, such as interval support. For example, when a defect is caused by a particular pass but its impact is masked by another, it can be difficult to identify the actual culprit through bisecting alone. Being able to disable passes individually while using `-opt-bisect` would make this process much more efficient. In this PR, I have merged the logic of the two flags so that they can interoperate. Specifically: - Removed the `OptDisable` class, as its functionality has been integrated into `OptBisect`. - Removed the `-opt-disable-enable-verbosity` flag, since verbosity now behaves identically to `-opt-bisect`. - Updated all affected tests and added a new test to verify that both flags work correctly together. There is one potential change I am considering for clarity but have not yet implemented. Currently, log messages continue to use the `BISECT:` prefix. With the merged behavior, it might make sense to revise this message to better reflect the combined functionality.
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