[release/6.0-staging] Workaround for C++ compiler bug on Arm64 #93530
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Backport of #93523 to release/6.0
MSVC rolled out to the build machines a few days ago has a codegen bug that affects the JIT on Arm64. We are applying a temporary workaround to disable optimizations around the affected methods.
Customer Impact
Multiplication of two constants produces bad result in some cases.
Testing
The affected JIT tests are passing.
Risk
Low