[AMDGPU] Lower uniform usubsat to SOP (#203155) Prefer scalar (SALU) lowering for uniform `usubsat`, since usubsat(a, b) = max(a, b) - b. * i32: add a GCNPat matching uniform `usubsat` to S_MAX_U32 + S_SUB_I32 * i16: route uniform `usubsat` through `promoteUniformOpToI32` instead of a TableGen pattern that hard-codes the 0xffff masks. This exposes the zero-extends as real DAG nodes so KnownBits can fold the masks when the high bits are already known zero; the promoted i32 usubsat then reuses the scalar pattern. Promote-and-truncate is safe for usubsat because the result always fits in the narrow type (unlike uaddsat). Register USUBSAT with `setTargetDAGCombine` and the promotion dispatch, return ZERO_EXTEND in `getExtOpcodeForPromotedOp`, and add it to `isNarrowingProfitable` so divergent i16/i32 keep their native VALU clamp form. Co-authored by: Jeffrey Byrnes
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