Some text benchmarks appear to be slower in HEAD (vs 9.2.1) - partial register stall with x86 byte operations
# Reproduction
1. Checkout `text`:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/Bodigrim/text
cd text
git checkout ff31f1451fb3ce56b82ceb7e7379647d6f70a90e
git clone https://github.com/bos/text-test-data benchmarks/text-test-data
cd benchmarks/text-test-data
make
cd ../..
```
2. Run `ascii-small` benchmarks with GHC 9.2.1 (it will take around five minutes):
```bash
cabal bench -w ghc-9.2.1 --ghc-options '-fproc-alignment=64' --benchmark-options '--csv 9.2.csv --stdev 2 --timeout 100 --hide-successes -p ascii-small'
```
3. Compare againt benchmarks with GHC HEAD (it will take around five minutes):
```bash
cabal run -w /path/to/head --ghc-options="-fproc-alignment=64" --allow-newer -- -p '/ascii-small/' --baseline 9.2.csv --csv head.csv --fail-if-slower 20 --hide-successes
```
There are two regressions:
```
[nix-shell:~/t19661/text]$ cabal run -w /home/matt/ghc-clean/_build-perf/stage1/bin/ghc benchmarks --allow-newer -- -p '/ascii-small/' --baseline 9.2.csv --csv head.csv --fail-if-slower 50 --hide-successes
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Pure
ascii-small
length
filter
Text: FAIL (0.25s)
210 μs ± 16 μs, 81% slower than baseline
Use -p '/ascii-small/&&/length.filter.Text/' to rerun this test only.
filter.filter
Text: FAIL (0.23s)
206 μs ± 12 μs, 67% slower than baseline
Use -p '/ascii-small/&&/length.filter.filter.Text/' to rerun this test only.
```
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