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This condition essentially disabled this optimization altogether, since it would only fire if the receiver was a literal hash. It should run for all cases of obj["str"].
This brings coverage to 100% for ArrayDerefInvokeSite.
This is not well-optimized but now matches behavior from the interpreter; if the result of the `to_s` call is not a String, it should use anyToString on the original object. The `asString` helper does this, using the given call site (usually refined) to make the call.
Fail branches are not covered yet but they are not currently used due to the disabling of any caching.
If the string is prefrozen, we don't gain much with this optimization, so we just leave it as a normal call. Fixes remaining regressions
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I'm using coverage data to improve the testing in the compiler
general_spec.rb. These are the improvements.