rdar://107028963 The current implementation of I64Rotl in WasmBBQJIT calls the trustedImm32ForShift() function in MacroAssembler when the shift amount is a constant. This function is, however, specifically designed for 32-bit shifts, and just masks the amount to the bottom 5 bits. This means rotating left by any amount greater than 31 is likely to yield an incorrect result. We can fix this by directly constructing the TrustedImm32 for the instruction rather than calling the function - on ARM we mask the value anyway to the bottom 6 bits in relevant instructions, and on x86 it's at most a 1 byte immediate, so the risk of an untrustworthy value here is particularly minor.