Shrink sizes of per-size-class misses and overall cache misses from std::atomic<size_t> down to std::atomic<uint32_t>. - #1083
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…td::atomic<size_t> down to std::atomic<uint32_t>. Since differences are computed with unsigned arithmetic wrapping and returned as size_t or handled correctly in comparisons, wrap around behaviors evaluate correctly and perfectly safe. PiperOrigin-RevId: 987036273
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Shrink sizes of per-size-class misses and overall cache misses from std::atomic<size_t> down to std::atomic<uint32_t>.
Since differences are computed with unsigned arithmetic wrapping and returned as size_t or handled correctly in comparisons, wrap around behaviors evaluate correctly and perfectly safe.