[Instrumentor] Add numeric operation instruction instrumentation support#199749
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We now allow to have instrumentation opportunities for many instructions (=opcodes) to bundle common classes together. Users can use filters on the opcode, type-id, and size to statically select what they are interested in.
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This patch depends on #198224 and introduces a new instrumentation opportunity for numeric operations.