Defer memcpy when passing types that is !Copy until it is actually moved to another variable

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This should already be the case as SomeStruct doesn't fit into a register and thus is passed by-ref

In the mean time rust allocates space on the stack for a new SomeStruct then memcpy the original one into this allocated memory and then pass a reference to the newly created objected to the method

This is LLVM not knowing that it is fine to clobber the by-ref st value. MIR copy-propagation should be able to optimize this away, but I believe it is broken at the moment and also rather slow.

AFAIK rust does not tell LLVM that it is passing by value but by reference to the copied value

Also c++ have an rvalue references that is used like this: the reference is moved around until it is moved from explicitly which is where I got this idea