Add alias-aware token threading for memory operations.#89
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Introduce alias analysis–based token threading: - Group pointers into alias sets. - Maintain per-alias-set token chains. - Thread tokens only between potentially aliasing operations. - Conservatively fall back to the global set for unknown pointers. - Preserve existing control-flow token merging semantics. Enables independent memory operations to execute without unnecessary serialization.
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Introduce alias analysis based token threading:
Enables independent memory operations to execute without unnecessary serialization.