[TargetLowering] Remove weird use of MVT::isVoid in an assert. (#101436) At the time this was written there were no vector types in MVT. The order was: -scalar integer types -scalar FP types -isVoid I believe this isVoid check was to catch walking off the end of the scalar FP types. While the isInteger()==isInteger caught walking off the end of scalar integer types. These days we have: -scalar integer types -scalar FP types -fixed vector integer types -fixed vector FP types -scalable vector integer types -scalable vector FP types. -Glue -isVoid So checking isVoid doesn't detect what it used to. I've changed it to check isFloatingPoint() == isFloatingPoint() instead.
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