MIPS: [compiler] [wasm] Introduce Word32/64ReverseBytes as TF Optional Opcode.

src/compiler/mips64/instruction-codes-mips64.h

 // Copyright 2014 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 #ifndef V8_COMPILER_MIPS_INSTRUCTION_CODES_MIPS_H_
 #define V8_COMPILER_MIPS_INSTRUCTION_CODES_MIPS_H_
 
 namespace v8 {
 namespace internal {
 namespace compiler {
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   V(Mips64BitcastLD)                \
   V(Mips64Float64ExtractLowWord32)  \
   V(Mips64Float64ExtractHighWord32) \
   V(Mips64Float64InsertLowWord32)   \
   V(Mips64Float64InsertHighWord32)  \
   V(Mips64Float64Max)               \
   V(Mips64Float64Min)               \
   V(Mips64Float64SilenceNaN)        \
   V(Mips64Push)                     \
   V(Mips64StoreToStackSlot)         \
+  V(Mips64ByteSwap64)               \
+  V(Mips64ByteSwap32)               \
   V(Mips64StackClaim)
 
 // Addressing modes represent the "shape" of inputs to an instruction.
 // Many instructions support multiple addressing modes. Addressing modes
 // are encoded into the InstructionCode of the instruction and tell the
 // code generator after register allocation which assembler method to call.
 //
 // We use the following local notation for addressing modes:
 //
 // R = register
 // O = register or stack slot
 // D = double register
 // I = immediate (handle, external, int32)
 // MRI = [register + immediate]
 // MRR = [register + register]
 // TODO(plind): Add the new r6 address modes.
 #define TARGET_ADDRESSING_MODE_LIST(V) \
   V(MRI) /* [%r0 + K] */               \
   V(MRR) /* [%r0 + %r1] */
 
 
 }  // namespace compiler
 }  // namespace internal
 }  // namespace v8
 
 #endif  // V8_COMPILER_MIPS_INSTRUCTION_CODES_MIPS_H_