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x86: decode reserved PREFETCH encodings - #3136
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Decode reserved
0F 0D /4–/7memory encodings asPREFETCH, preserving the original ModR/M byte.Test plan
Added 4 regression cases covering 16/32/64-bit modes, prefixes, addressing, and invalid register operands
Closing issues
Closes #2566