Fix conflicting generalized types in TypeSSA #8119
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TypeSSA already had logic to detect and resolve inadvertent conflicts
between its newly constructed types and existing types. However, this
logic did not take into account the changes that the binary writer can
make when writing types, so it was still possible to construct a
situation where TypeSSA would produce types that would start conflicting
after binary writing.
Fix the problem by adding a new UniqueRecGroups utility to
wasm-type-shape.h. This utility uses the existing RecGroupShape utility,
which is aware of how the binary writer will modify types, to detect
conflicts. It uses the BrandTypeIterator, moved to wasm-type-shape.h
from MinimizeRecGroups.cpp, to create new types to differentiate rec
groups.