[release/8.0] JIT: Fix invalid zero-init suppression for untracked variables #91840
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Backport of #91580 to release/8.0
/cc @jakobbotsch
Customer Impact
The JIT may incorrectly remove zero-initialization of some local variables used in finally blocks, resulting in silent bad codegen through use of an uninitialized value. The bug occurs when:
In these cases the JIT may mistakenly remove the initialization before the
try
. If an exception is then thrown inside thetry
before the definition there, thefinally
block can observe an uninitialized value for the local.Testing
Regression test included.
Risk
Low.