[ARM][ConstantIslands] Correct MinNoSplitDisp calculation (#114590) MinNoSplitDisp was first introduced in D16890 to handle cases where the ConstantIslands pass fails to converge in the presence of big basic blocks. However, the computation of the variable seems to be wrong as it currently computes the offset immediately following UserBB. In other words, it represents the distance from the beginning of the function to the end of UserBB. The distance from the beginning of the function does not seem to be a good indicator of how big the basic block is unless the basic block is close to the beginning of the function. I think MinNoSplitDisp should compute the distance between UserOffset and the end of UserBB instead.
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