[AArch64] Split zero cycle zeoring per register class (#154561) This change improves LLVM's model accuracy by splitting AArch64 subtarget features of zero cycle zeroing per register class. This aligns with how uarch is designed (each register bank has unique capabilities). Similarly to how we improved ZCM modeling. It splits `HasZeroCycleZeroingGP` to `HasZeroCycleZeroingGPR32` and `HasZeroCycleZeroingGPR64`, removes opaque `FeatureZCZeroing`, and infers `FeatureNoZCZeroingFP` to be `FeatureNoZCZeroingFPR64` based on the single usage in `AArch64AsmPrinter.cpp`. It also splits `arm64-zero-cycle-zeroing.ll` into 2 tests one `-gpr` and one `-fpr`, similarly to ZCM, to make the tests more focused and managable in correspondance with the new modeling. The test cases are updated as well, exlpoiting the fact that this is a refactor patch: - remove redundant functions that just mix isolated ones (t1-4) - specialize check prefixes - replace `apple-a10` with `apple-m1` - add a `-mtriple=arm64-apple-macosx -mcpu=generic` test case for GPR - isolate `mtriple=arm64-apple-ios -mcpu=cyclone` FP workaround test case and move `-fullfp16` to another non-workaround test case
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