NFC: hctdb.py Remove manual DXIL op numbering #7892
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Minor suggestion below, but LGTM either way.
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This change has no impact on any code generated by hctdb.py, used when building DXC.
This change simplifies DXIL operation definitions by removing the need to manually track the OpCode number for each operation. They must be dense, so manually incrementing and supplying the counter could only be a source of error.
This keeps the version markers with the explicit counts which helps prevent changes to ops in previously released dxil versions from accidentally being made and going unnoticed.
This is a simplification meant to ease future experimental DXIL op changes.