8223363: Bad node estimate assertion failure
8223502: Node estimate for loop unswitching is not correct: assert(delta <= 2 * required) failed: Bad node estimate
8224648: assert(!exceeding_node_budget()) failed: Too many NODES required! failure with ctw
Summary: Tighten the node estimates. New est_loop_clone_sz() implementation that will compute a "fan-out" complexity estimate as part of the size estimate (to better estimate complex loop body size after cloning). New est_loop_unroll_sz() function, used to estimate the size of a loop body att full/maximal unrolling. Correction to node budget final tests and asserts.
Reviewed-by: neliasso, kvn
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