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Follow-up to commits 5710759eb390c0d5274c2a4d43967282d7df1993 and 634f9a981571eae000c1adc311014c5c64486187 - Integrate `evaluateFixup` into `recordRelocation` and inline code within `MCAssembler::layout`, removing `handleFixup`. - Update `fixupNeedsRelaxation` to bypass `shouldForceRelocation` when calling `evaluateFixup`, eliminating the `WasForced` workaround for RISC-V linker relaxation (https://reviews.llvm.org/D46350 ).
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