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This primarily affects scf.for and affine.for, but should also handle a the same case in scf.parallel and affine.parallel ops (iter-arg is a constant/dead inside loop but terminators still have activity).
Aside: I think one interesting thing we can do here is to reuse the successor information to effectively eliminate the creation of some dead regions. This already kind of happens in scf.for which prunes the entry successors depending on if the loop has no iterations, or non-zero trip count(e.g. if the only entry successor is the parent, then just skip diffing the regionBranchOp body).