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perf: Avoid re-interning types in outlives checking In profiling `intern_ty` is a very hot function (9% in the test I used). While there does not seem to be a way to reduce the cost of calling we can avoid the call in some cases. In outlives checking `ParamTy` and `ProjectionTy` are extracted from the `Ty` value that contains them only to later be passed as an argument to `intern_ty` again later. This seems to be happening a lot in my test with `intern_ty` called from outlives is at ~6%. Since all `ParamTy` and `ProjectionTy` are already stored in a `Ty` I had an idea to pass around a `View` type which provides direct access to the specific, inner type without losing the original `Ty` pointer. While the current implementation does so with some unsafe to let the branch be elided on `Deref`, it could be done entirely in safe code as well, either by accepting the (predictable) branch in `Deref` or by storing the inner type in `View` as well as the `Ty`. But considering that the unsafe is trivial to prove and the call sites seem quite hot I opted to show the unsafe approach first. Based on #67840 (since it touches the same file/lines) Commits without #67840 https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/67899/files/77ddc3540e52be4b5bd75cf082c621392acaf81b..b55bab206096c27533120921f6b0c273f115e34a
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