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It wasn't giving us much.
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We're already writing to the trigger register, no need to CHAIN_TO
them.
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So that if a handler triggers it again but before returning, we see it.
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Division is surprisingly expensive.
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Ideally, this should compile to the same code (sans argument order),
but because of aliasing/ordering requirements, sometimes the compiler
needs to allocate a second copy of the struct on the stack, and memcpy
between the two. GCC often does a good job of avoiding that, but not
always. So do it ourselves :(
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/34482#issuecomment-980988347
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