Get rid of the legacy mode #2427
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The only place that was still using it was the std regression. Since we produce goto now directly, we can afford using `pub_fns`. There's just a small performance penalty.
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This takes way too much time and memory making the CI job fail.
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Description of changes:
Get rid of the Legacy mode and modify the std regression. Since we produce goto now directly, we can afford using
pub_fns. There's just a small performance penalty.Resolved issues:
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How is this change tested? Current tests
Is this a refactor change? No
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