[mono][s390x] Fix OP_FCONV_TO_I and OP_RCONV_TO_I #65185
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* OP_[FR]CONV_TO_I should result in an 8-byte integer
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Looks like this test is now also failing in the 6.0 branch, so once this PR is merged, it should also go into the branch. Hope we can get the CI green again soon ... |
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Started backporting to release/6.0: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/1843155563 |
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CC @lambdageek @vargaz @nealef
Fix another fallout of the new test cases added by #64234 on s390x, this time related to float-to-signed-int conversions. As opposed to #64618, this is just a simple back-end bug. For some reason, this only showed up in the CI builder, not on my own machine.