[heap] Decrease large object limit for regular heap objects.

test/cctest/test-spaces.cc

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   CHECK(compaction_space->SetUp());
 
   OldSpace* old_space = new OldSpace(heap, OLD_SPACE, NOT_EXECUTABLE);
   CHECK(old_space != NULL);
   CHECK(old_space->SetUp());
 
   // Cannot loop until "Available()" since we initially have 0 bytes available
   // and would thus neither grow, nor be able to allocate an object.
   const int kNumObjects = 100;
   const int kExpectedPages = (kNumObjects / (compaction_space->AreaSize() /
-                                             Page::kMaxRegularHeapObjectSize));
+                                             Page::kMaxRegularHeapObjectSize)) +
+                             1;
   for (int i = 0; i < kNumObjects; i++) {
     compaction_space->AllocateRawUnaligned(Page::kMaxRegularHeapObjectSize)
         .ToObjectChecked();
   }
   int pages_in_old_space = old_space->CountTotalPages();
   int pages_in_compaction_space = compaction_space->CountTotalPages();
   CHECK_EQ(pages_in_compaction_space, kExpectedPages);
   CHECK_LE(pages_in_old_space, 1);
 
   old_space->MergeCompactionSpace(compaction_space);
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       // Turn the allocation into a proper object so isolate teardown won't
       // crash.
       HeapObject* free_space = NULL;
       CHECK(allocation.To(&free_space));
       new_space->heap()->CreateFillerObjectAt(free_space->address(), 80);
     }
   }
   isolate->Dispose();
 }