[3.13] gh-145008: Maintain stack consistency in CALL_BOUND_METHOD_EXACT_ARGS#145015
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The problem is that 3.13 actually doesn't guarantee stack consistency always between uops. This manifests as a bug that seems like stack corruption. In 3.14 and 3.15, this isn't a problem because we guarantee stack consistency between uops always by flushing or otherwise. The bandaid for 3.13 is to move all deopts to before we modify the stack.
@marc-hb could you please try the patch and check if it fixes your code? I tried on my end and it does, just need a second checker.
Can't test this easily, as it depends on specific recursion limits and interaction of specialization.