Fix assert about maximum fragment split size #92027
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We want to support arbitrary `DOTNET_JitSplitFunctionSize` values for stressing the unwind fragment splitting logic, but there are limitations to the smallest size that can be split. Thus, we can exceed a specified minimum. Loosen an assert that the last fragment be less than the specified split size, since it might exceed that minimum, e.g., by being a large epilog. Leave the assert specifying the hard requirement of maximum fragment size.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT, @jakobbotsch Issue DetailsWe want to support arbitrary
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We want to support arbitrary
DOTNET_JitSplitFunctionSizevalues for stressing the unwind fragment splitting logic, but there are limitations to the smallest size that can be split. Thus, we can exceed a specified minimum. Loosen an assert that the last fragment be less than the specified split size, since it might exceed that minimum, e.g., by being a large epilog. Leave the assert specifying the hard requirement of maximum fragment size.Fixes #91251