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Carlos Eduardo Seo d60166d5ee runtime: improve IndexByte for ppc64x 
This change adds a better implementation of IndexByte for ppc64x.

Improvement for bytes·IndexByte:

benchmark                             old ns/op     new ns/op     delta
BenchmarkIndexByte/10-16              12.5          8.48          -32.16%
BenchmarkIndexByte/32-16              34.4          9.85          -71.37%
BenchmarkIndexByte/4K-16              3089          217           -92.98%
BenchmarkIndexByte/4M-16              3154810       207051        -93.44%
BenchmarkIndexByte/64M-16             50564811      5579093       -88.97%

benchmark                             old MB/s     new MB/s     speedup
BenchmarkIndexByte/10-16              800.41       1179.64      1.47x
BenchmarkIndexByte/32-16              930.60       3249.10      3.49x
BenchmarkIndexByte/4K-16              1325.71      18832.53     14.21x
BenchmarkIndexByte/4M-16              1329.49      20257.29     15.24x
BenchmarkIndexByte/64M-16             1327.19      12028.63     9.06x

Improvement for strings·IndexByte:

benchmark                             old ns/op     new ns/op     delta
BenchmarkIndexByte-16                 25.9          7.69          -70.31%

Fixes #19030

Change-Id: Ifb82bbb3d643ec44b98eaa2d08a07f47e5c2fd11
Reviewed-on: https://go-review.googlesource.com/37670
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