Remove confusing lanes parameter to Handle#9198
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alexreinking
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The call to `Handle(64)` confused the number of bit a Handle always has (64) with the number of lanes (the actual argument, 1 by default).
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The call to
Handle(64)confused the number of bit a Handle always has (64) with the number of lanes (the actual argument, 1 by default). Nothing in the compiler used that argument at all, so we remove this foot-gun from the API. If a client needs a vector of Handles, they can use.with_lanes().