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Most public callers of read_target_uint are using it for the purpose
of acquiring a pointer-sized uint. Using read_target_ptr instead
makes this usage more clear, and exploits the knowledge of the caller
to make the function into a clear "table lookup".
This enables making read_target_uint private, and is intended to help
simplify refactoring the interpreter in rustc_middle.
In cg_clif, one usage of read_target_uint was to obtain a u32, which
has been specialized to match the exact numeric width.
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