test: check that V8 keeps the generated serializers optimized - #887
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Nothing in the tests notices when a change makes V8 stop optimizing the generated code. It already happened with #812: the serializer of an object with a few hundred properties became too big for TurboFan and ran unoptimized until #838 made it smaller.
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test/deopt.test.jsmakes V8 optimize the serializer of a set of schemas, serializes the same values again, and fails if the function is not optimized or gets deoptimized.node --trace-deopt test/deopt.test.jsshows why a case fails.The wide object case fails on 781be6a (#812) and passes on main.