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Move ObjectAllocator phase to run right after inlining. (dotnet#20377)
This change will support object stack allocation for the following reasons: 1. Objects should be allocated on the stack before struct promotion phase so that their fields have a chance to be promoted. 2. Eventually object stack allocation will be performed in the same phase as inlining since inlining heuristics will need to be aware of object stack allocation opportunities. I verified no x64 diffs with jit-diffs --frameworks --tests --pmi
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