Added has_byte_opcode member to every table
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Since the introduction of the `has_byte_opcode` member in the `instr_encode_table` struct in #21, basically no instruction encode table *actually* uses this member of the struct; casuing mis- interpretation and usage of this member in other functions and modules. This pull has added this boolean value to *most* instruction encoder tables, in order to support functions and conditionals that depend of this member exisiting.
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Since the introduction of the
has_byte_opcodemember in theinstr_encode_tablestruct in #21, basically no instruction encode table actually uses this member of the struct; casuing mis- interpretation and usage of this member in other functions and modules. This pull has added this boolean value to most instruction encoder tables, in order to support functions and conditionals that depend of this member exisiting.