Delete a zero-diff quirk and update INDEX-related comments
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT, @jakobbotsch Issue DetailsFollowing up on #69917. We're expecting some CSE-induced diffs in test code.
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Following up on #69917.
We're expecting a small number of CSE-induced diffs in test code. These are (mostly) regressions because without the quirk we lose the
INDpart of an unused index indirection, thus losing the ability to CSE it together with other, used, index indirections. There is no easy fix for this issue, and I do not think it is worth keeping the quirk around for the couple of tests which hit it.Diffs.