Fix GCC-style asm %= unique ID translation to LLVM ${:uid} #5037
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LLM disclosure: this entire PR is AI-generated. It might be OK, or it might be slop. The fix looks sensible on the surface, and it passes the test suite, however, so does most slop in general.
This PR doesn't fix any problem I'm seeing; it's just a problem Claude noticed while investigating #4294.
GCC inline assembly uses %= to generate a unique ID for each asm statement, useful for creating unique labels. The existing code translated this to $= which is not valid LLVM inline asm syntax.
This changes the translation to use ${:uid} which is the correct LLVM syntax for generating unique IDs.
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